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Therefore, the winter hikes of deer have increased in Finland as the population grows, and the same has also been observed in Russian Karelia.


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[27] In Kainulu, the summer and winter pastures are now located more than one hundred kilometres apart [17].


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Extended hiking distances are a risk to reduced populations, as animals may, for example, be hit by cars or prey to beasts [17].


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Reproduction The roe deer season is September—October, when deer go to the summer pastures of demerits and vases.


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Elks assemble about 10—30 animal horny goats, usually with one dominant moose defending its tokka from other moose.


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At its busiest, the rumble period is after mid-October.


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At the end of the rut, the elks defending their tokkie are so exhausted that other moose might get to mate.


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[28] The harvest period of roe deer is approximately 7 months, and the vasas are born around the turn of May/June.


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There are usually one vasas, rarely two.


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[1] Requirements have been found to use the same vasome areas year after year.


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The site is usually a secluded creek stalk or old blueberry-covered spruce forest.


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The deer drain initially leads a very discreet life with its vass, and moves to the marshes with its reddish-brown vases in early June.


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[26] During the autumn season, the mother weans her vasa and the vasa enters vegetarian nutrition.


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[22] Vasa stays with her mother all winter and follows her mother to the vasome region, but the mother expels it from her before the birth of the new vasa.


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[26] Roe deer and reindeer are the same species, so they are able to have mutually reproductive offspring.


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[18] Crossbreeding has occurred mainly in Kainulu, where the habitat of roe deer borders the reindeer population.


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[18] In order to reduce the admixture of subspecies, a fence over 80 km was built on the southern border of the reindeer herding area in the 1990s to prevent the movement of deer from Suomussalmi to Kuhmo and the other way.


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[18] Racial purity is also actively promoted by the removal of observed interbreeding specimens in reindeer separations and by hunting.


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[18] Crosses have been hunted in special breed cleaning yachts, of the kind last held in Kainuu in the winter of 2002—03.


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[18] Social Behaviour Roe deer spend summers in herds of a few individuals, elks even on their own.


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Elks and clams live apart from each other apart from winter and wintering.


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As small groups, deer are not as visible and belonging to beasts.


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However, in forest terrain, beasts receive better visual protection than in open tundra, which makes inconspicuity essential for prey animals.


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Roe deer are therefore quieter than reindeer, and the whiny call of the vasa and the squeaking of demand is not very common.


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The animal is also quite timid towards humans, [6] and it is not easy to get to see.


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However, winter roe deer live in decent herds, [1] ranging in size from a few dozen to as many as a couple hundred individuals.


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Herds are created when scattered deer wander to the best eateries, lichen canvases and lake shores during the fall.


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In lakes, contact with species mates is better maintained than in the forest and the herd is attracted to individual deer and smaller groups.


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However, the herds tend to disperse before the March to April spring migration.


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[29] Parasites In the 21st century, Rumenfilaria andersoni lymphatic worm belonging to the Filarioidea nematode parasites has been found very abundant in Finnish roe deer.


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The parasite has spread to Finland through white-tailed deer imported from the United States.


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The parasite has also been found somewhat in elk and reindeer.


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The effects of R. anderson on roe deer have not been studied more extensively.


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[30] Forest deer and human Forest deer have been the most significant game animal in Finland in the past, [6] and it is estimated that the first inhabitants who migrated to the present Finnish territory would have arrived just after the migrations of the roe deer herds.


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They were hunted at the height of Saarijärvi still during the Suomusjärvi culture.


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[9] Estimates have been made that the most significant hunting weapons of that culture, slate spears, were intended specifically for deer fishing.


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[9] In this case, their gradual discontinuation upon entering the combed ceramic period would result from a decrease and loss of the deer population.


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[9] This is also suggested by the fact that in the northern regions, where the deer population persisted, slate-tipped spears were still used throughout the rest of the Stone Age.


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[9] Roe deer were usually caught from their hiking trails by ambushes and catching pits.


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[9] Nowadays roe deer belongs to game animals in Finland.


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[31] Its hunting period lasts from the last Saturday in September to January 31.


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to the day.


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[32] However, the demand, followed by a vasa under one year old, is always reassured.


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[32] Roe deer was enshrined in the Hunting Act in 1993.


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[18] Deer yachts began in Kainulu in 1996 and in Perho in Suomenselä in 1998.


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[18] The main reason for hunting is agricultural damage caused by deer in Ostrobothnia.


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[18] [13] The most common form of hunting roe deer is stalking on the side of a field.


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[18] Hunting of roe deer is currently restricted, and it has not been allowed at all in Kainui since 2002.


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[18] [13] Only 35 dumping permits were issued for the hunting year 2009-2010, all for Suomensela in Ostrobothnia.


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[33] Between 2004 and 2009, the total annual roe deer catch in Finland has varied between 40 and 141 individuals.


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[34] In addition to legal hunting, roe deer die in Finland due to some poaching.


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[13] The indicative compensation value for roe deer killed without trespassing is between EUR 2600 and EUR 3900.


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[13] In April 2011, a reform of the penal code came into force whereby the illegal killing of a wolf, wolverine, bear, lynx, otter and roe deer is automatically treated as an aggravated hunting crime.


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[13] Police are allowed to exploit to investigate an aggravated hunting crime, among other things, telecommunications surveillance.


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[13] The Game and Fisheries Research Institute, or RKTL, began an extensive study of roe deer in spring 2010 in which deer movements and numbers are studied using radio beams.


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[8] [13] In 2010, seven requirements were brewed in Central Ostrobothnia, with 15 more individuals in spring 2011.


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[13] Forty-three deer were brewed in Kainulu during the spring of 2011.


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[35] In total, there are therefore about 60 brewed deer.


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[35] Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Montonen, Martti; Huhtanen, Urpo| title = Finnish deer| location = Porvoo| publisher = WSOY| year = 1974| id = ISBN 951-0-06261-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Leinonen, | title = Deer salon| location = Forssa| publisher = Forssa cost| year = 1989| id = ISBN 951-9026-08-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Pulliainen, Erkki; Leinonen, Antti| title = Petra: Karelian deer| location = Helsinki| publisher = January| year = 1990| id = ISBN 1-30-9483-9}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Kontro, Lauri & Leinonen, Antti| title = Roe deer: Rangifer tarandus fennicus| publisher = Earth Spirit | year = 2011| id = ISBN 978-952-5870-29-9}} Sources on topic elsewhere Category:Deer Category:Key Screening Articles


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[1] Fleming began writing the first James Bond story at his Casino Royale Jamaican holiday home in Goldeneye in January 1952.


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The manuscript was completed in two months and the book was published on April 13, 1953.


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[3] Over the next few years, Fleming wrote a new Bond every winter in his Jamaican home.


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Casino Royale caused a stir when it appeared; however, sales of the next three Bonds did not rise from its sales.


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[4] Content James Bond is based on Fleming's own experiences in the world of intelligence and overseas travel.


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[3] The protagonist of the series is James Bond, a secret agent of the British intelligence agency MI6, codenamed 007.


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Fleming placed Bond in the middle of the Cold War that just started, but starting in 2006 he has been seen in films as a post-Cold War hero.


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[5] Style With his Bond books, Fleming reinvented the espionage genre by bringing authenticity, sex and violence to it.


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[6] Fleming did a lot of background work, which made the Bond books' descriptions of the intelligence industry accurate.


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[3] According to author W. Somerset Maugham, there was a complete nuance of suspense in Fleming's firstborn novel, Casino Royale, and according to Anthony Burgess, there was a “Renaissance-like enthusiasm” in Bonds.


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According to Sinclair McKay, Fleming was a master of gripping plot and perceptive descriptions whose prose makes the reader want more.


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[6] List of Fleming's Bond books Fleming wrote twelve Bond novels: Fleming's Bond short stories have been published in two collections: The eight-page short story 007 in New York (1963) initially appeared in The New York Herald Tribune and was not appended until 2002 To the Octopussy Collection.


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[7] 007 in New York is the last unincorporated Fleming-Bond.


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The Bond stories written by others after Fleming's death, the Bond book series has been continued by Kingsley Amis (1968), Christopher Wood (1977—1979), John Gardner (1981—1996), Raymond Benson (1997—2002), Sebastian Faulks (2008), Jeffery Deaver (2011), William Boyd (2013), and Anthony Horowitz (2015).


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Saltzman agreed to collaborate with producer Albert R. Broccoli.


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[14] The “gun-barrel scene” seen at the beginning of all the Bond films was designed by Maurice Binder.


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[15] Saltzman later left Bond alone for Broccoli.


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[37] The Daily Express published Bond until 1977.


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The story was an adaptation aimed at young people from the film Secret Agent 007 and Doctor No (1962).


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The publication was licensed forward to comics company DC, which however never began publishing a regular Bond comic until the option lapsed in 1972.


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Twelve Bonds were released by Marvel in 1992.


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The rights to the comics passed in 1992 to Dark Horse.


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It held the Bond licence for four years and published fifteen Bond comics.


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James Bond

Topps released a three-part adaptation of the film 007 and the Golden Eye in 1996.


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James Bond

Bond comics were hardly published for a long time thereafter.


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In 2014, Bond's comic book license passed to Dynamite Entertainment, which launched its Bond series in November 2015.


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James Bond

[40] Video Games James Bond video games have been made in total by 2016.


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The first licensed James Bond game was the James Bond 007 developed by Parker Brothers, released in July 1983 for the Atari 2600 as well as for the Atari 5200 and Commodore 64, for example.


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James Bond

[41] [42] The previous year, though, there was a Bond game called Shaken but Not Stirred released in Britain for ZX Spectrum.


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James Bond

[43] Made based on 007 and Golden Eye, the first-person shooter GoldenEye 007 released by Nintendo 64 in 1997 was a major review and sales success.


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James Bond

The game received the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences' Game of the Year award and by 2001 emerged as the best-selling video game of all time.


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James Bond

[44] Between 1999 and 2005, Electronic Arts released eight Bond games, and between 2008 and 2012, Activision released four.


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James Bond

[45] Characters James Bond The main character James Bond, codenamed Agent 007, is a secret agent of the British intelligence agency MI6.


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[5] Author Ian Fleming named Bond after American ornithologist James Bond.


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[46] Fleming meant Bond as a modern character, always in his thirties.


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James Bond

In the film series, Bond's age has changed as the series has progressed.


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James Bond

[47] In the beginning, Bond acted during the Cold War, but in films released since 2006, he is reported to have been born in 1968.


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James Bond

[5] Bond is very multi-talented.


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James Bond

[48] He has undergone intelligence and special forces training.


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James Bond

He uses modern equipment to help deliver international criminals to justice.


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James Bond

[5] Bond appreciates classic elegance and quality.


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He tells me he pays a lot of attention to detail.


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[49] Bond is a womanizer, an avid gambler, and he prefers vodka martinis.


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James Bond

Despite his charisma, he has few friends.


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[5] Other recurring characters M is Bond's superior, head of the British Secret Service MI6 or MI7.


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She and Bond have a very fixed relationship, although M often agonizes over Bond's anti-rules methods and hedonistic lifestyle.


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[50] Miss Moneypenny is a long-standing secretary to Ms M, Mr Bond's superior.


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Moneypenny and Bond flirt constantly, but they don't have a relationship.


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[51] Q is the head of the department responsible for the development and manufacture of equipment at MI6.


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Bond equips himself with technical aids manufactured by Q.


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[52] CIA agent Felix Leiter is a good friend of Bond's who often helps Bond in his work.


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[53] Bond's enemies are often billionaires with big dreams and huge projects that threaten the world.


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They have minions to help them.


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[54] Bond's adventures always include beautiful and accomplished women.


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James Bond

They may be determined secret agents capable of challenging Bond, or Bond's mistresses, or “Bond girls.”


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James Bond

[55] Influence James Bond became the prototype of the handsome and witty playboy hero of the 1950s and 1960s.


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He was a symbol of the consumerist era in the West, favouring only the best brands and gaining access to the latest screaming electronic devices.


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James Bond

[56] Inspired by Bond, a number of imitations and parodies have emerged, including the Secret Agent 86 television and film series, the Austin Powers film series, and the Johnny English films.


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[57] Reviews Some critics and writers belonging to the intelligentsia criticised Fleming's Bond novels.


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Paul Johnson wrote his famous critical essay Sex, Snobism and Sadism on the Bond phenomenon.


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Spy writer John le Carré criticised Bond's immorality, and feminists have often objected to Bond's chauvinism.


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Fleming was criticized by the Soviet Union for creating a world where “laws are written with a gun barrel.”


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Many readers have criticised the common mention of brands in Bonds, which Fleming practised to bring realism to his novels.


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Question: What is the atomic number of uranium?

Uranium

Uranium is an elemental and toxic heavy metal, all naturally occurring and artificial isotopes of which are radioactive, most often alpha emitters.


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Uranium

In the periodic system, its chemical marker is U (lat.


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Uranium

uranium), atomic number 92 and CAS number 7440-61-1.


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Uranium

The most significant isotopes are 235U and 238U, which, along with 234U, are the only isotopes found in nature.


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Uranium

Natural uranium has a melting point of 1135°C and a density of 19050kg/m³.


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Uranium

The 235U isotope can be used as nuclear fuel for energy production and to make nuclear weapons.


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Uranium

Properties Physical Properties Uranium is a silver-gray metal that is easily forged and pliable.


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Uranium

It has a melting point of 1135°C and a boiling point of 4130°C.


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Uranium

It has a density of 19.05g/cm³, which is relatively large.


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Uranium

Uranium is paramagnetic and a poor electrical conductor.


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Uranium

[1] [2] [3] Chemical properties Uranium belongs to actinoids.


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Uranium

It is a moderately reactive metal.


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Uranium

It reacts well with nonmetals such as oxygen, sulfur, phosphorus and halogens.


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Uranium

In air, metallic uranium darkens to form an oxide layer.


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Uranium

Uranium dioxide UO2 is stable in air and is normally the form in which uranium is utilized.


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Uranium

Fine-grained uranium can flare up.


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Uranium

It also reacts with water.


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Uranium

It is soluble in acids, but not alkalis.


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Uranium

[1] [4] [2] Uranium has three allotropic forms.


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Uranium

The alpha form is rhombic and is stable up to 667.7°C.


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Uranium

At a temperature range of 667.7 to 774.8°C, uranium is in beta form and is tetragonic.


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Uranium

Over 774.8°C uranium is in gamma form, giving its crystal structure a spatial centric cube.


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Uranium

Uranium is best machined in gamma form.


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Uranium

[3] The alpha form becomes superconducting at 0.68K.


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Uranium

[5] The usual oxidation figures for uranium are +III, +IV, +V, and +VI, but does not occur in aqueous solutions free with oxidation numbers +V and +VI, but are rapidly hydrolyzed even under acidic conditions.


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Uranium

Similarly, U3+ is rapidly oxidized, releasing hydrogen in aqueous solutions.


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Uranium

[6] The electron configuration of uranium is [Rn] 5f36d17s2.


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Uranium

Its initial ionization energy is 597.6kJ/mol.


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Uranium

[7] Compounds Uranium compounds are typically green or yellow.


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Uranium

Uranium forms compounds with oxygen with a very diverse stoichiometer.


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Uranium

Black UO2 is the most used form of uranium.


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Uranium

It is used, among other things, in fuels.


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Uranium

In addition, uranium forms yellow-orange uranium trioxide (UO3, also uranyl oxide) and green triuranium octaoxide (U3O8).


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Uranium

In addition, uranium forms peroxides such as crystal preceding UO4 (UO3·H2O2·H2O).


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Uranium

The amount of crystal water varies from zero to four.


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Uranium

These peroxides are also the only peroxides that have been found in minerals.


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Uranium

Uranium forms a hydride when reacting at about 250°C with hydrogen.


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Uranium

At higher temperatures, uranium hydride (UH3) decays reversibly.


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Uranium

Due to this property, it is used, among other things, as a starting material for carbides and nitrides.


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Uranium

UH3 is pyrophoric.


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Uranium

Uranium carbides and -nitrides are known by stoichiometries UX2, UX3 and U2, X3, where X is C or N. Carbides can also be formed by allowing carbon or carbon monoxide to react with molten metallic uranium.


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Uranium

Nitrides are formed by allowing nitrogen to react at high temperature with uranium.


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Uranium

[1] [3] [8] Uranium forms versatile compounds with halides.


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Uranium

With chlorine, it forms tri-, tetra-, penta-, as well as hexachloride.


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Uranium

[9] With fluorine, uranium forms both tetra- and hexafluoride.


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Uranium

Of these, hexafluoride is especially used in uranium fortification.


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Uranium

It is strongly corrosive and reacts fiercely with water and oil.


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Uranium

[3] Uranyl nitrate UO2 (NO3) 2 is very toxic.


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Uranium

Uranium forms the sulfate UO2SO4.


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Uranium

[3] Uranium can form complex compounds with oxidation numbers +III, +IV, +V and +VI, and of these the most typical oxidation rates are +III and +VI.


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Uranium

It is a potent Lewis acid, so it can form complexes with various ligands.


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Uranium

Often the ligand is a fluoride ion, and fluorocomplexes of uranium are known for example [UF10] 4−, [UF8] 3−, and [UF7] 2−.


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Uranium

Often uranium appears in its complex compounds as uranyl cation UO2+ and UO22+.


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Uranium

Another common type of complex is oxygen or nitrogen-containing ligands.


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Uranium

Several organometallic compounds are also known from uranium, the most persistent of which are cyclopentadienyl derivatives.


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Uranium

In addition to cyclopentadienyl ligand, these compounds may also contain halogen ligands.


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Uranium

In the Uranocene, the organic structural component is cycloooctatetraene.


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Uranium

[10] [11] [12] Uranium also forms alloys.


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Uranium

The uranium-rhodium-germanium alloy was the first known alloy to turn into a superconductor in a strong magnetic field.


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Uranium

[3] Harmfulness Uranium is harmful both chemically and radiologically.


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Uranium

It is known to be a teratogenetic and carcinogenic substance, meaning it can damage DNA, including germ cell DNA, when entering the body, and thus cause malformations in the developing embryo, risk of miscarriage and embryo death.


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Uranium

DNA damage or gene mutation can also be latent and inherited over several generations.


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Uranium

[3] Chemical health risk, i.e. the risk of poisoning, is formed if uranium accumulates in the kidneys, liver and skeletal system.


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Uranium

In high doses, uranium is particularly toxic to the kidneys and skeletal system.


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Uranium

Uranium damages the proximal gland of the kidney, as a result of which the secretion of small proteins and glucose in the urine increases.


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Uranium

Drilling operators in Finland may be exposed to significant amounts of uranium, 1—2mg/L (WHO guideline estimate of 2μg/L), but no serious health hazards have been noted.


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Uranium

[13] [14] [15] In the Gulf War in particular, many soldiers were exposed to depleted uranium, but studies have shown that it has mainly caused mild kidney problems as well as genotoxicity.


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Uranium

Also, uranium decay products such as radon, strontium and iodine can be chemically and radiologically harmful to health.


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Uranium

According to REACH, uranium is harmful.


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Uranium

[2] [16] [7] Isotopes and radioactivity Uranium is not strongly radioactive.


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Uranium

The two main isotopes are 235U and 238U.


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Uranium

A small amount of 234U is also found in nature, which is generated as a result of the decomposition of 238U.


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Uranium

All three isotopes decay via alpha radiation.


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Uranium

The most industrially significant isotope is 235U, which is used as nuclear fuel.


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Uranium

238U is the longest-lived isotope of uranium, with a half-life of 4.468 billion years.


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Uranium

[3] 1 share of all uranium found in nature.


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Uranium

Source: [17] [7] History The discoverer of uranium is considered to be the German pharmacist and chemist Martin Klaproth.


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Uranium

In the late 1780s, Klaproth studied uraninite, or pitch intermediate (, pech bad luck and blende mineral).


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Uranium

Around this time, it was thought that the pitch interval contained only iron and zinc.


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Uranium

Klaproth discovered that some of the mineral did not behave like iron or zinc and thus concluded that he had discovered a new element.


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Uranium

He proposed a name for the element he discovered, which was a tribute to the planet Uranus discovered a few years earlier.


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Uranium

Since then, it took shape into the form uranium.


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Uranium

The pitch colony eventually began to be called uraninite.


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Uranium

In September 1789, Klaproth presented his discovery to the Prussian Academy of Sciences.


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Uranium

In reality, Klaproth discovered uranium dioxide.


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Uranium

[3] [1] [18] In 1841, French chemist Eugène-Melchior Péligot isolated pure uranium from tetrachloruranium using potassium.


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Uranium

In 1896, Henri Becquerel observed the radioactivity of uranium.


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Uranium

In World War II, in August 1945, the United States dropped the uranium-based nuclear bomb Little Boy on the city of Hiroshima.


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Uranium

Electricity was first generated using uranium in 1951.


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Uranium

Nuclear power was utilized in 1954 aboard the USS Nautilus.


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Uranium

The first nuclear power station opened in October 1956 at Sellafield.


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Uranium

[3] [1] [18] Occurrence and isolation The concentration of uranium in the earth's crust is estimated at 1—4 ppm, meaning it is as common as tin and bromine.


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Uranium

Uranium is also found in water bodies at about 3 ppb.


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Uranium

Today, known uranium resources are sufficient, according to current knowledge, for tens of years.


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Uranium

Industrially significant minerals in uranium include uraninite (pitch interval), carnotite, uranophane, and coffinite.


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Uranium

Several hundred of uranium minerals are known.


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Uranium

The concentration of uranium needs to be 0.1% for the ore to be commercially significant.


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Uranium

Its radioactive decay is one of the most significant contributors to geothermal.


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Uranium

[3] [1] [19] [4] [20] The largest producers of uranium are Canada, Australia and Niger.


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Uranium

The United States, Russia, Congo, South Africa, Gabon and China also have significant uranium reserves.


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Uranium

40% of the world's known uranium reserves are located in Australia, with the single largest source being the Olymic Dam Mine in South Australia.


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Uranium

Canadian Cameco is the world's largest uranium producing company and Canada is the largest producer of uranium.


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Uranium

Total known uranium reserves are three million tonnes, and it is estimated that there are five billion more tons of uranium in the oceans.


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Uranium

Uranium mines are typically open-pit mines.


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Uranium

Uranium is only sold to countries that have ratified the Non-Proliferation Treaty, that is, use uranium only for peaceful purposes.


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Uranium

[3] [21] There is currently no uranium mine in Finland.


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Uranium

Uranium has been mined in Finland in the 1950s and 1960s in Paukkajanvaara, Eno (now part of Joensuu).


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Uranium

A total of 30 tonnes of uranium was mined from Paukkajanvaara.


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Uranium

The company, which previously ran the Talvivaara mine, has been licensed to produce uranium as a byproduct, but the mine's main extraction sites are copper, cobalt, zinc and nickel.


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Uranium

In November 2012, as a result of a spill in the Winterfell gypsum basin, uranium entered nearby waterways in significant quantities.


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Uranium

In Finland, uranium mining is supervised by Radiation and Nuclear Nuclear Safety Authority, which must be notified of any resource exploitation if the uranium content exceeds 0.01%.


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Uranium

[22] [23] Uranium mining may either be open pit or located underground.


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Uranium

Uranium is normally isolated from its ore by chemical extraction.


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Uranium

After extraction, mainly uranium oxide U3O8 is produced, which is treated with nitric acid.


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Uranium

In this case, crystal-preceding uranyl nitrate UO2 (NO3) 2 · 6 H2O is generated.


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Uranium

When it is heated, uranium trioxide UO3 is produced, which can be reduced by hydrogen to uranium dioxide UO2.


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Uranium

UO2 is stable in air.


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Uranium

Metallic uranium can be made by electrolysis from a mixture of uranium tetrafluoride and sodium or calcium chloride.


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Uranium

Uranium tetrafluoride is prepared by allowing uranium dioxide to react with gaseous hydrogen fluoride.


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Uranium

Another option is to reduce it from metal halide alkali or alkali earth metal.


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Uranium

Very pure metallic uranium can be made by breaking down uranium halides with a hot filament.


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Uranium

[4] [3] [21] Concentration of uranium The majority of naturally occurring uranium is of the isotope 238U, which is not reactive through fission.


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Uranium

Uranium can be fortified, meaning the relative amount of the 235U isotope is increased by means of a centrifuge or gaseous diffusion.


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Uranium

In gaseous diffusion, the uranium hexafluoride gas is routed through a semi-permeable membrane, causing the heavier 238U to diffuse more slowly than the lighter 235U.


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Uranium

Semi-permeable membrane is typically silver and zinc.


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Uranium

Uranium hexafluoride is used for centrifugation.


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Uranium

Centrifugation is the most common means of fortification, gaseous diffusion was especially used during World War II.


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Uranium

Other means include tuning specifically the bond between 235U and fluorine, leaving only 238U bound to fluorine and the desired 235U precipitating as metallic.


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Uranium

Normally, the concentration of 235U after enrichment is between 2% and 3%, which is sufficient for nuclear fuel.


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Uranium

For nuclear weapons, uranium is fortified with a concentration of 235U around 90%.


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Uranium

[1] [2] [3] Use Uranium has been used 2000 years ago for staining glass and ceramics.


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Uranium

Uranium oxides dye the glass yellowish green.


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Uranium

Uranium has also been used in the textile industry to facilitate dye adhesion.


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Uranium

It has also been used in incandescent lamps to attach a filament to a lamp.


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Uranium

The velocity of electricity in uranium is lower than in wire, so it slows the speed of electricity before it hits the lamp.


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Uranium

This will prevent the wire from breaking and overheating.


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Uranium

[1] [19] Today the main use of uranium is as nuclear fuel in nuclear power plants.


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Uranium

About 14 percent of all the world's electricity is produced using uranium.


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Uranium

[21] When a neutron hits a 235U nuclide, fission may occur with a certain probability, in which energy is released.


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Uranium

The kinetic energy of daughter nuclides and neutrons released, as well as the decay energies of others, including daughter nuclides, are transferred to the water in the primary circuit, which is directed to the heat exchanger.


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Uranium

The water in the secondary circuit is vaporised and rotates the steam turbine, and this forms electric current in the generator.


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Uranium

One kilogram of uranium fuel enriched to four per cent produces energy the same as 1500 tonnes of coal, or about 20 trillion joules.


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Uranium

Fortified uranium with a 235U concentration of about three percent is usually used as fuel.


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Uranium

Natural uranium containing significantly less than three percent of the uranium isotope 235U can be used in the CANDU reactor.


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Uranium

[1] [2] [3] Uranium (90+% 235U) can also be utilized in a nuclear weapon.


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Uranium

Depleted uranium can be used in armour-permeable projectiles and armor, as uranium has a very high density.


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Uranium

Uranium (238U) is also used as a protection against radioactive radiation.


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Uranium

Depleted uranium is toxic.


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Uranium

If a projectile containing uranium explodes, gaseous uranium compounds can also form.


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Uranium

If the projectile fragments or grinds into dust, uranium and uranium compounds can enter soils and water bodies and pose health risks.


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Uranium

The dust formed is also pyrophoric.


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Uranium

[1] [19] [2] The isotope 238U can be converted to plutonium in a utility reactor.


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Uranium

Plutonium can be utilized as nuclear fuel.


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Uranium

[2] [3] 238U (n, γ) → 239U (β−) → 239Np (β−) → 239Pu Uranium can also be utilized to estimate the age of the most long-lived rocks.


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Uranium

It can be used as an X-ray source.


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Uranium

Uranium can be used in alloys to bring strength, toughness, and tensile strength.


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Uranium

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Question: Karachi is the capital of which province of Pakistan?

Karachi

Karachi (,) is the largest city of Pakistan and the capital of the province of Sindh.


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Karachi

Karachi is the centre of Pakistan's economic life.


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Karachi

The city is located on the shore of the Arabian Sea, in the delta of the Indus


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Karachi

The metropolitan area is home to approximately 21.2 million people, [1] making it one of the largest cities in the world.


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Karachi

History Karachi is located in a good natural harbour at the mouth of the Indus River.


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Karachi

There have been fishing villages on its site since ancient times.


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Karachi

The city from it was developed by British colonial rulers in the 19th century.


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Karachi

The British took the city in 1839 and considered it their naval base, and four years later once they had gained control of all of Sindh, they moved the capital from Hyderabad to Karachi.


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Karachi

In the mid-19th century, development was brisk: the harbour and road network were improved and a railway line was drawn to the town.


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Karachi

[2] With the birth of Pakistan in 1947, the city was chosen as the capital, receiving a large number of migrants called muhajirs from India.


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Karachi

There was violent ethnic unrest between the Muhajirs and the local Singh and Pasta in the 1980s.


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Karachi

[3] The city has also grown since the capital was moved to Islamabad in 1959.


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Karachi

Geography and climate Karachi is located in the south of Pakistan on the shores of the Arabian Sea.


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Karachi

The distance to Islamabad, the capital of the country, is 1460 kilometers by road.


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Karachi

[4] Karachi has a monsoon climate, with rain mainly obtained in July and August.


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Karachi

The average nighttime lowest temperature is above 20 degrees from April to October.


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Karachi

[5] Occasionally tropical cyclones occur in the region.


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In 2010, Tropical Cyclone Phet caused severe flooding.


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Karachi

[6] Transport Karachi has two railway stations, Karachi City and Karachi Cantonment.


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Karachi

All trains departing from the City also stop at Cantonment.


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Karachi

Various bus companies have their own stations, but most are located near Cantonment railway station.


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Karachi

The journey to Lahore takes 22 hours, Larkana can be reached in seven hours.


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Karachi

Jinnah International Airport is located about 10 km east of the city centre.


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Karachi

[7] There are bad traffic jams in the city.


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Karachi

Local buses and minibuses abound, but numbering is inconvenient for the occasional visitor and buses are often full.


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Karachi

[8] A perimeter track has long been planned to relieve congestion.


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Karachi

In the spring of 2011, the state government again decided to postpone the implementation of the plan costing about 1.5 billion euros.


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Karachi

[9] Economy Karachi is the center of Pakistan's economic life.


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Karachi

The city operates the largest stock exchange in Pakistan.


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Karachi

The Pakistan branches of most international companies are located in the city.


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Karachi

Many automakers like Toyota and Suzuki have factories in Karachi.


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Karachi

A lot of call centres have been set up in Karachi with IT humour in Karachi, but traditional industry remains the foundation of its economy.


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Karachi

[10] The electricity company KESC is one of the largest employers in the city, employing 17000 people.


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Karachi

[11] Karachi has the country's largest airport and two ports, the ports of Karachi and Mohammad Bin Qasim.


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Karachi

In addition, there are two fishing ports, Karachi fishing port and Korachi fishing port.


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Karachi

Fisheries employ 300000 people directly and 400000 indirectly.


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Karachi

[10] Education Karachi University is established in 1951.


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Karachi

Initially it held diploma sessions, but in 1953 it started its own teaching for 50 students.


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Karachi

It grew to be the largest university in the country, and significantly more graduate courses (master's and doctoral degrees) are conducted there than other universities in the country.


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Karachi

In 2011, the university had over 24000 students and 700 teachers, divided into 53 departments of eight faculties.


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Karachi

[12] The city operates the most famous private grammar school in the country, Karachi Grammar School, which provides education for both girls and boys from pre-school age until university.


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Karachi

[13] It started as a school aimed at Europeans in the mid-19th century.


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Karachi

[14] Sports The most popular sports in Karachi are cricket, field hockey, boxing and football.


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Karachi

The home ground of Karachi CA, the city's cricket team, is the National Stadium, which seats 34,228 spectators all for seating.


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Karachi

[15] It is also the home ground of Pakistan national team.


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Karachi

The national team did not lose a single country match there from 1955 to 2000.


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Karachi

In the 21st century, violence, especially bomb threats, has long caused non-Asian teams to stay away from the stadium.


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Karachi

[16] However, in 2009, South Africa arrived for an away match.


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Karachi

[17] Maahockey spectators can accommodate ten thousand in Gulshare-Iqbal Stadium, there are 40,000 seats for football spectators in the largest stadium.


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Karachi

In addition, the city has football fields for five and six thousand spectators.


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Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Hermann Wilhelm Göring () was a Field Marshal of Nazi Germany, Minister of Aviation and Luftwaffe Commander (Reichsminister der Luftfahrt und Oberbefehlshaber der Luftwaffe — Reich Minister of Aviation and Luftwaffe High Commissioner) from 1933 to 1945, and Speaker of the Riksdag from 1932 to 1945.


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He counted among the highest leaders of the National Socialist Party.


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Göring was a distinguished battlecruiser in World War I and, following the coming of peace, joined the National Socialist Party among the first to join.


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He was sentenced to death at the Nuremberg war crimes trial, but committed suicide before the sentence was carried out.


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Youth Göring was born in the Marienbad nursing clinic in Rosenheim, Bavaria in 1893.


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His father, Heinrich Ernst Göring, had served as the first Governor-General of German South West Africa.


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Heinrich had five children from a previous marriage.


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His second wife Franziska Tiefenbrunn (1859 — 15 July 1923) bore him five children, of whom Hermann was the fourth child.


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Göring's older siblings were Karl, Olga, and Paula; his youngest brother was Albert Göring, who later became famous after protecting several Jews and other “enemies” of the Nazi regime from persecution.


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At Hermann's birth, his father served as consul general in Haiti, from where he returned to Germany after retiring around 1896.


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While his father was abroad, Göring's family was taken care of by Hermann's godfather, Ritter Hermann von Epenstein, in whose small castle the family lived.


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Epenstein was a Christian with Jewish lineage.


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He also had an affair with Göring's mother Franziska Tiefenbrunn.


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[1] After school, Göring went to a cadet school in Karlsruhe and Lichtenfelde.


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Promoted to lieutenant after leaving cadet school, Göring transferred as a company officer to the 4th Badenian Infantry Regiment “Prinz Wilhelm” in January 1914.


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World War I miniature|Hermann Goering in the cockpit of an aircraft in World War I.


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At the outbreak of World War I, Göring served as adjutant of his battalion in the same regiment.


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Shortly after entering service, he contracted rheumatism and after being saluted he was found unfit for service.


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By instilling, he got a job as a lookout.


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Halfway through 1915, he began his pilot training.


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He led the unit after von Richthofen fell.


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It is alleged that Göring did not learn to properly land on an airplane during the war and edged several planes during landings.


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By the end of the war, he had 22 downed enemy aircraft in his account.


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Already after the 19th downed plane, he was awarded the High Prussian Order of Honour Pour le Mérite.


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This was an exceptional case, as usually a combat pilot was required to drop at least 20 aircraft before that distinction was awarded.


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Admittedly, the criteria for awarding the Pour le Mérite were varied as the war wore on.


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Hermann Goering

Adolf Galland recounts in his memoirs how the return home of Goering's squadron from the war effort was as spectacular as his other actions: when Göring and his men arrived by train to Munich, a group of rioting communists waited at the station ready to visit soldiers returning home to deprive from these emblems and badges.


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Before leaving the airport, however, Göring had been ordered as a precaution to detach and take with them machine guns from the unit's aircraft.


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Machine guns were pushed out of the carriage windows and Göring commanded a force from the carriage steps to disperse.


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The riot broke up immediately and the pilots marched as a parade from the station.


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Weimar Republic period After the end of World War I, Göring worked as a transport pilot in Denmark and Sweden, and for aircraft manufacturer Fokker.


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During his time in Sweden, he became acquainted with his first wife Baroness Carin von Kantzow (of his own family Fock).


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The couple wed in Munich in February 1923.


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Hermann Göring loved his wife deeply and passionately.


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Carin Göring died of a heart attack in 1931.


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Göring later named the large mansion he had built after his late wife Carinhall.


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A couple of years later, while visiting Weimar, Göring became acquainted with Emmy Sonnemann, an actress at the National Theatre (her official title was Reich Actress), with whom she was ordained for marriage on 10 April 1935 at the biggest wedding in the New Germany at Berlin Cathedral.


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The couple was born one daughter, Edda Göring, on 2 June 1938.


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Edda Göring still lives in Munich.


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Göring joined the National Socialist Party in 1922.


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His upper-class background and war hero past made him a central figure in the young and small party.


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In December 1922, Adolf Hitler appointed Göring as the first head of SA, the newly formed party fighting organisation.


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Hermann Goering

On November 9, 1923, Göring played a part in a beer-killing coup organised by the National Socialists in Munich, which failed miserably.


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Göring was wounded by police gunfire with an elusive thigh.


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Hermann Goering

Göring's party comrades carried his profusely bleeding comrade to Hof Residenzstraße 25, whose Jewish owner Robert Ballin took Göring into his ministry, possibly saving his life.


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Ballin and his wife are later survived by the Holocaust because Goering protected them.


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Hermann Goering

According to the custom of that time, Göring was given high levels of morphine for pain, which was the beginning of his addiction to narcotics, which lasted all the way to the end of World War II.


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Hermann Goering

Wanting to avoid arrest, Göring fled Germany via Austria to Italy, where he became acquainted with the country's prime minister, Benito Mussolini.


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Hermann Goering

Later, Göring took up residence in his wife's homeland of Sweden, from where he returned back to Germany in late 1927 after the authorities declared a general amnesty for those involved in the coup attempt.


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He rejoined the National Socialist Party and SA.


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Hermann Goering

In 1928, Göring became one of the first Reichstag representatives of the National Socialists.


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Hermann Goering

Hitler gave him the rank of chief group leader (SA-Obergruppenführer) in SA.


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Hermann Goering

Thus Göring achieved a significant key position which enabled him to contribute to the rise to power of the National Socialists.


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Hermann Goering

The elections of 31 July 1932 were very successful for the National Socialists.


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Hermann Goering

The party became the largest party in the Riksdag.


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Hermann Goering

On August 30, 1932, the Riksdag elected Hermann Göring as Speaker of the Riksdag.


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Hermann Goering

He was voted not only by the National Socialists, but also by all representatives of the Catholic Zentrum Party and the Bavarian People's Party.


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Hermann Goering

Thus, the National Socialists had gained control of the third highest office of the Republic, after the Reich President and the Reich Chancellor.


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Hermann Goering

With his new position, Göring also had the right to go to Reich President Paul von Hindenburg whenever he wished.


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Hermann Goering

Already at the next plenary session of the Riksdag on 12 September 1932, Göring exercised his position and blocked the reading of the decree prescribing the dissolution of the Reichstag signed by President von Hindenburg.


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Hermann Goering

The Riksdag issued a clear vote of no confidence in Franz von Papen, the Reichstag, nullifying the dissolution of the Reichstag driven by von Papen and forcing the President to appoint a new Reich Chancellor for the country.


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Hermann Goering

In the coming months, Göring (from whom total neutrality was required by the constitution) used his position ruthlessly to further his party's position.


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Hermann Goering

Third Reich Following Adolf Hitler's rise to power on 30 January 1933, Hermann Göring became Minister without Portfolio in Hitler's Reich Government.


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Hermann Goering

He was one of three National Socialist ministers in the government.


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Hermann Goering

However, he had been promised the post of Minister of Aviation should Germany have an air force in the future.


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Hermann Goering

At the same time, Göring also became Minister of the Interior of Prussia, Germany's largest state.


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Hermann Goering

In his capacity as Minister of the Interior, he was also chief of the Prussian police.


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Hermann Goering

Thus, he may have played a key role in the harmonisation of the Prussian administration (Gleichschaltung) as desired by the National Socialists and the imprisonment of opponents of the new regime and supplied to concentration camps.


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Hermann Goering

After his formal superior, the Prussian Prime Minister Franz von Papen, Göring was simply deposed in decision-making; he later took for himself the post of Prime Minister of Prussia as well.


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Hermann Goering

In his capacity as Minister of the Interior of Prussia, Göring ordered the establishment of the first concentration camps to which opponents of the government were supplied with administrative decisions for safekeeping.


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Hermann Goering

On Göring's initiative, the Prussian secret state police Gestapa was established in 1933, which expanded after a few years into a nationwide Gestapo.


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Hermann Goering

Rudolf Diels, the first leader of the Gestapa, was a family acquaintance of Göring.


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Hermann Goering

In 1934, Göring became the kingdom's yacht and forestry master.


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On August 30, 1933, Göring received the rank of infantry general.


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Hermann Goering

This represented a promotion beyond the rank of five officers, as Göring had previously been a captain in the Reich Army.


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The promotion was intended to give Göring sufficient military status and authority as he set about building an air force for Germany, the Luftwaffe.


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Hermann Goering

In May 1935, Göring was appointed commander of the Luftwaffe, at the same time he was awarded the rank of General of the Air Force.


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Hermann Goering

In 1937, Göring became the director of the new nationwide plan for the German economy, the Four-Year Plan.


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Hermann Goering

He thus gained virtually dictatorial powers in running the German economy.


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Hermann Goering

As head of the four-year plan, Göring's main task was to put the German economy in a state of war.


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Hermann Goering

In this position, however, he was unsuccessful; in 1942, Albert Speer, the country's new Minister of Armaments, effectively gained Göring's authority in running the country's economy.


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Hermann Goering

In the context of the Blomberg—Fritsch crisis that rocked the German Wehrmacht in 1938 — in which both Reich War Minister Werner von Blomberg and Wehrmacht commander Werner von Fritsch were forced to resign their posts on trumped-up immorality charges — Göring sought to succeed Blomberg For commander of the Wehrmacht.


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Hitler, however, followed Blomberg's advice and assumed command of the Wehrmacht himself.


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Hermann Goering

As a kind of consolation, he granted Göring the rank of marshal on 4 February 1938.


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Hermann Goering

After Blomberg's resignation, Göring was until 1939 the only one to hold this rank.


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He was thus the highest-ranking officer of the Wehrmacht by military rank.


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Hermann Goering

In October 1938, following the pogrom, the Crystal Night, which targeted German Jews, Göring developed a plan to demand a collective one billion reich mark damages from German Jews because the pogrom was seen as a reaction to the murder carried out by Herschel Grynszpan, a Jew .


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Hermann Goering

In July 1941, Göring authorized Heydrich to draw up an overall plan for the passage of a final solution to the Jewish Question.


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Hermann Goering

He had to draw up the organization and plan of the program, as well as estimate its cost.


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Hermann Goering

At the Nuremberg war crimes trial, Göring claimed that he knew nothing of the Holocaust massacres.


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Hermann Goering

Of Hitler's war plans, Göring was skeptical because he doubted Germany's chances of success in the war.


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Hermann Goering

At the time of the 1938 Sudeten Crisis, Göring, together with Benito Mussolini, organised the Munich Conference, behind the back of Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop.


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Hermann Goering

In it, a peaceful negotiated settlement was reached to the crisis, resulting in the annexation of the Sudeten regions of Czechoslovakia to Germany.


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Hermann Goering

On the eve of World War II, Göring tried one more time to achieve a negotiated settlement with the help of Swedish businessman Birger Dahlerus.


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Hermann Goering

Hitler, however, did not agree to negotiations, as he was of the opinion that Germany would defeat Poland in the war easily.


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Hermann Goering

World War II At the beginning of World War II, Göring's position was at its strongest.


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Hermann Goering

On 1 September 1939, in a speech to the Reichstag, Hitler ordered Göring as his secondary successor, after Rudolf Hess.


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Hermann Goering

He was tasked with preparing the Luftwaffe for war condition and organizing German air defences.


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Hermann Goering

Early in the war, Göring is alleged to have said: “Wenn auch nur ein englischer Bomber die Ruhr erreicht, will ich nicht mehr Hermann Göring, sondern Hermann Meier heißen” (“If Allied planes ever bomb the Ruhr, you may call me Meyer”.


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) [2] Meyer was a common name in Germany, but it was also a fairly common Jewish family name.


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Hermann Goering

As early as 1940, Allied planes bombed German cities in retaliation for bombing English cities.


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Hermann Goering

In July 1940, Göring was promoted to Reich Marshal.


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Hermann Goering

This was a medieval title that was reintroduced only for Göring.


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Hermann Goering

Goering promised to subdue the British colonist army at Dunkirk before it could be evacuated to safety.


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Hermann Goering

However, the operation failed miserably.


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Hermann Goering

Equally unsuccessful was Goering's attempt to subdue Great Britain with the aid of an air-gun in the battle for Britain.


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Hermann Goering

After the plan failed, largely due to Goering's strategic mistakes, his power over the Nazi hierarchy went into decline.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

The final blow to Göring's career was his promise to service the German 6th Army, which had been blockaded at Stalingrad, from the air.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring knew this from the beginning to be impossible, but did not want to disappoint his manager.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

By the time the Battle of Stalingrad resolved to the surrender of the 6th Army on 2 February 1943, Göring's prestige was almost gone.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

In the final stages of the war, in April 1945, Göring fled an already nearly blockaded and ruined Berlin to Berchtesgaden, Bavaria.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

From there, he sent a telegram to Hitler announcing that he would take over the German state leadership, as Hitler had announced that he would remain in Berlin until his death and thus effectively renounced his rule of the state.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

After Hess flew to Great Britain, Goering was, according to Hitler's decree, his preferred successor.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring's telegram was as follows: Hitler, however, interpreted Göring's telegram as a coup and treason — largely on the presentation of his secretary Martin Bormann.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

He ordered the SS troops stationed at Berchtesgarden to arrest Göring.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

In his will, Hitler singled out Göring from all posts as well as the party.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Winter War advice from the Molotov—Ribbentrop Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union prevented Germany from publicly supporting Finland during the Winter War.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

However, Finland's future envoy to Berlin, Toivo Kivimäki, was sent to Berlin in February 1940 to seek German support in the war against the Soviet Union.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

The attitude was clammy at first, but the situation changed abruptly after Finland announced its intention to accept the Allied offer of assistance.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[3] A meeting with Göring was urgently arranged for Kivimäki on 22 February.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

According to memoirs written by Ragnar Nordström in the late 1940s, [4] [5] Göring gave Kivimäki the promise of a future German invasion of the Soviet Union.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[3] Goering was awarded in midsummer 1941, three days after the start of Operation Barbarossa, the White Rose of Finland with a Grand Cross with chains.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

The decoration was handed over in Berlin by Ambassador Kivimäki.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[6] In a letter to Foreign Minister Rolf Witting, Kivimäki describes the handover opportunity.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[8] [6] He thanks Goering for his advice early in the Winter War and the promise of “with interest”.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Heikki Ylikangas reckons that handing the badge of honour to Göring alone is already an indication of the importance of Göring's promise in the negotiations that ended the Winter War.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

He also judged that Germany had interpreted the Finnish solutions as a consequence of Göring's announcement being taken seriously and complied with.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[7] [9] Erkki Hautamäki explains in his book Finland in the Eye of the Storm, based on the S32 file stamped as Mannerheim secret, that Mannerheim received a letter from the Germans on 5 March 1940 that they had captured from a Russian courier general during his flight to England.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

This documentary revealed the war treaty reached by England and the Soviet Union as early as 15 September 1939 in connection with the formation of the Northern Front in Scandinavia in the upcoming war against Germany.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

The English Prime Minister Winston Churchill received a letter from Finland, signed by President Ryti and Mannerheim on 24 June 1941.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

In the letter, the country's leadership made it clear that Finland was aware of the secret agreement between England and the Soviet Union [10].


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring's reputation Göring became known for his overbursting desire for comfort and expensive taste.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Among the generally ascetic Nazi leaders of his lifestyle, he was profiled as a friend of good food, expensive wine and beautiful women.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

According to some estimates, he was Hitler's link between the National Socialists and the old German military elite.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[11] The German people learned, on the one hand, to know him as a jovial and jovial, if it was also a ravenous leader who “descended upon his people”, for example, at the opening of the winter garment, and who gave speeches to children on the radio.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

On the other hand, jokes were ripped in Germany about Göring's desire to choke.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Because his Reich Marshal uniform was decorated with countless decorations, he was referred to as the “golden pheasant”.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring also became known as an avid hunter, taking as his own the former hunting lands of the German emperors.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring held a number of upscale posts, and managed to fade himself generously “voluntary” gifts for himself, for example, as his wedding gifts in 1935 and his 50th birthday.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Göring also became known to the Nazis as the greatest art lover, braking art treasures from the spoils of war into the collections of his flamboyant hunting castle, Carinhalle.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

German museum directors shuddered ahead of Goering's visits because he usually demanded donations and confiscated from direct hand the self-pleasing art treasures.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

During the war, he collected in his private collections at Carinhalle numerous art treasures from the occupied territories.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

In the final stages of the war, Göring's public reputation suffered not only as a result of the bombing that ruined German cities, but also because, despite the lack suffered by the German people, he still amassed new riches for himself.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

The Nuremberg verdict at the Nuremberg Trial, Göring was the highest-ranking National Socialist obtained for the verdict.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

As the trial wore on, she broke free of her morphine addiction, lost nearly 20kilograms and got her sharp intellect out again.


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

Before the trial, American psychiatrist Douglas Kelley gave the accused Nazis an intelligence test and Göring received 138points (peak intelligence).


Question: How did Herman Göhring die?

Hermann Goering

[12] He spoke quite cleverly at the trial and defended himself to the end, but eventually received a death sentence.