Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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SECRET7. CADI was largely successful in realising ita demande, for the Statuto of Immigrants which was passed by the Consultative Assembly (the Statuto was composed of the ordonnance of 24 March 1948, the ordonnance of 8 Fovember 1949, the ordonnance of 19 October 1948, the ordonnance of 15 October 1988, and the doores of 85 December 1948) gave to immigrants an equality of rights approximate to those enjoyed by a French citisen. The most active supporter of the CADI isasures in the Consultative Assembly. In 1948 was Madelaine, prossinent Cosmaniot and one of the leaders of the Fray Wat Yonel. The Communiot Forty and the COT also heavily backed they wasures.8. Paragraphs 4 through 8 represent CADI's original program; it was overs, it was designed to benefit all insmigrente, and it was supposedly non-political. To implement its program, CADI established branch offices throughout France in the the cities citics sich hed large numbers of immigrants. These branch offices were known maxcontres d'Astion de Defense des Iemigres. CADI also soar the load in organising the annual National Congress of Immigrants (Congres National des Immigra), the first one of which was hold In Parte on 23 January 1948. RACHA, representative of the Ministry of Industrial ProductTen presided. In 1943, CADI again sponsored the congress, now called the Interacional Congress of Immigrants in France (Dongres International des Imigres en.. Franco), which took place in Paris 18 February to 19 Fabricay. Some 15,000 delegates, representing 3 million inmigrants of all nationalities, attended. CARD, president of CARI, mado the principal speech. Louie ILLA?, secretary-acneral COT and president of the Chd, was a meader of the sponsoring ccamistoo and sat on the speakero' platform. The sponsore committee for the 1947 Congress which was also held at Perio in February, consisted of Justin GODARD, Louis BAILLANT, Jesqueg A03, Albert HAYET (delegate of the Ligue des Droits de L'Hose), PINED (director of the Union de Jeunesse Espublicaine do Prance), Madelaine ERAUN, and Jogany (ver foمطمح Lettrea Pranosique in the KRA ΟΡΕΙΝΟ ΣΑΣ).9. Although the ostensible and apparent purpose and activities of CADI were those cutlined in peregraphs 8 το βίο its true purpose and its clandestins activities were quite different. CADI was not the non-political organisation then 18 professed to be, but was in fast a tightly ecntrolled Coczuais s organisation. fo be cure, the legislativo measures it supported benefited all immigrants, but they were designed primarily to help Communist immigrants. Similarly, CALI's program of aid to immigrants das restricted solely to Comunist or pro-Communist ismigrante. The trus purpose of CADI was to aid Communist andSBORET
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SECRET- 4 -pro-Communist immigrants to enter France; to aid them in establishing themselves in France; to place them in industries, mining, and agriculture; to organize them into faithful followers of the Communist Party; and finally to control them.10. In order to realize its true purpose, CADI embarked on a clandestine program which may be divided into three major parts: the supplying of certain necessary identification papers, to illegal Communist immigrants, the placing of these immigrants in certain jobs, and the organising of those particular immigrants, along with all the foreign laborers in France, into submissive groups which would follow the orders of the CGT and the Communist Party.11. Evidence of this first activity is found in the CADI office in Marseille. This office is currently operating a program whereby any avowed Communist immigrant coming to the office is furnished a "carte de travailleur etranger", given a job in industry or agriculture, and, for the sum of 5,000 francs, is furnished with a naturalisation decree.12. (Field Comment):Having heard from two sources that CADI was operating such a program, this station sent on 10 March 1949 one of source's sub-agents, an Italian immigrant who had entered France clandestinely, to the Marseille CADI, at 8 Place de la Prefecture, to ascertain if these reports were true. As CADI our sub-agent was received by George LIRIVER. Our sub-agent then presented himself as an Italian immigrant who entered France clandestinely and asked that he be given a "carte de travailleur etranger". LIRIVER asked our sub-agent who had sent him to CADI, to which the sub-agent replied, "I am a Communist." LIRIVER asked to see the sub-agent's Party card, and the latter showed it to him. LIRIVER then asked the sub-agent if he had a job in France, to which the sub-agent replied in the negative. LIRIVER told the sub-agent to return in two weeks at which time he would give him an "autorisation de sejour", and in three weeks, he would provide him with a "carte de travailleur etranger". LIRIVER also promised to give our sub-agent an agricultural job in Sete (Herault). Finally, LIRIVER told our sub-agent that for 8,000 francs he would provide him with naturalisation papers. Our sub-agent replied that he wanted such papers, but that he would first have to acquire the money. The interview ended with both men raising their fists in the Communist salute.13. From questioning our sub-agent, it appears that the papers CADI furnishes are genuine papers which they obtain through the connivance of certain individuals in the Marseille Prefecture.SECRET 29-4-11-2![APERTURE CARD description]
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# SECRET- 6 -The sub-agent's sister unfortunately died in Paris on 19 March.The sub-agent then left immediately for Paris and has not yet returned. Upon his return to Marseille, this station will send his back to CADI to claim his "carte de sejour" and "carte de traveilleur etranger". We will also give him 5,000 francs with which to acquire his naturalisation papers and we will direct him to accept the proferred job in Sete.)14. Additional evidence that CADI is engaged in supplying those papers is found in the fact that on the 24, 63, and 83 of January 1949 four foreigners presented themselves at the office of the Confederation Generale des Internes, et Deportes Politiques de la Resistance et des Victimes de l'Oppression, Hasis on du Rasisma where, thinking they were at the CADI office, they asked that they be given "cartes de sejour". These men were:*   HILLER, Robert - born in Baden, Germany*   JACOBSOHN, Carl - born in Hamburg, Germany*   GEORGES, Norics - born in Sookelyncmakoly, Hungary*   LASZLO, Alexandre - born in Marovarely, HungaryThese four had entered France clandestinely and each had been told before leaving his own country to apply to CADI for his French papers.15. The following excerpts from CADI reports indicate CADI's activity in placing immigrants in industries and agriculture.a. "The Poles sent by CADI into the iron and coal mines number 60,000. In addition CADI has placed '80,000 Polish agricultural workers in France." (Field comment: From a report by LOUKA, delegate of the Conseil National Polonais en France.)b. "In the large chemical and metallurgical factories of Marseille one-third of the employees are immigrants. In the Acieries du Nord, 340 workers are foreigners; the Cotel Plant, 685 workers are immigrants. CADI has placed many of these men and will continue to place as many again." (Field comment: From a report of Guido ZAMIS, CADI secretary in Marseille.)c. "There are 3,800 foreigners in the coal mines at Carmaux-les-Mines. CADI has placed 80% of these men." (Field comment: From a report of the CADI representative for the TARI department.)SECRET24-4-11-2
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SECRET16. The following excerpts from CADI documents indicate CADI's activity in organising the immigrant laborers into submissive groups ready to follow CADI-COT-Communist order:a. "It is necessary that CADI take the lead in organising these foreign laborers in strong and democratic unions. We must protect them from their capitalist oppressors and we must aid them in their struggle against their employers. In CADI and in the COT, the immigrant finds his strength." (Field comment: From a report by Louis PETIT, one of the organisers and national leaders of CADI.)b. "It is through CADI that the immigrant masses are able to mobilise for the tasks which lie before the whole country. It is CADI which must educate the immigrants in the ways of true democracy and it is for CADI to lead them in their struggle." (Field comment: From a report of LAROCHE, secretary-general of CADI.)c. "Before the war, the countries from which these immigrants came were under the control of Fascist and reactionary regimes. The immigrants left their homes without hope of returning. Now things have changed! the countries from which they came are today true democracies and they now have the problem of helping those of their former citizens who are now living outside their borders. It is CADI who, working with these democratic governments, is attempting to obtain the rights of liberty and democracy for these immigrants now in France." (Field comment: From a letter written by Louis PETIT.)d. "We are proud to be from a region where the majority are immigrants, the immigrants who organised the great strike of 100,000 workers during the occupation under the leadership of Auguste LECORUR. In those times, all orders were executed clandestinely, and we will execute them today with the same enthusiasm. CADI must lead the way." (Field comment: From a speech by the CADI secretary in the Pas-de-Calais.)e. "The control of the recruiting of immigrant workers must be done in a rigorous manner by CADI and the French workers' unions. We must prevent the immigrant worker from becoming a tool in the hands of the capitalists." (Field comment: From a speech by GIOVETTI, (Eng), delegate of Italia Libera.)17. Further evidence of CADI's activity in organising the immigrant workers is found in CADI files. - Report after report from various CADI delegates throughout France list bySECRET29-4-11-2
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# SECRET-7-nationality the number of imigrants in their areas, and inaddition many of the reporte note the number of these ismi-grants who are under CADI control. These reports are allsimilar, and it is sufficient to quite from one: "more than50% of the miners in the Loire basin are inmigrantes of thos0,the following percentages adher to CADI: 98% of the poles, allthe Yugoslave, 80% of the Portuguese, 60% of the Italians, and75% of the Hungarians." (Field comment: From a report bythe CADI secretary from the Loire.)18. "Although supposedly dissolved by Ministerial decree in    December 1948, CADI continues to operate clandestinoly through-    out France. Its present national president is Justin GODARD    former minister; KRYDMAN, (nu), a member of the Comite d'Unite    de la Defense Juive, is vice-president LAROCHE (Yuu), is    secretary-general. National Headquarters are located at    100 rue de l'Universite, Paris. The principal organisations    supporting CADI today are those listed in paragraph 8, except    for those of theas organisations which have ceased to exist.19. CADI functions in conjunction with these organisa-    tions and in addition it has its own delegates scattered    throughout France in the industrial and mining regions. Among    the CADI delegates are the following:HORCADO - delegate of the Federation des EspagnolsResident en FranceLOUKA - delegate of the Conseil National Polonaisen FranceGIOVETEI - delegate of Italia LibraKOVACS, Muranyi - secretary-general of the UnionDemocratique des Hongrois en FrancoPAHAB - member of the Front National HolloniqueMULIK - member of the Front National ArmenienVINCIOUKRMA - president of the Union des VoluntairesEtrangersSOEU - delegate of the Front National RoumanCONTI, me. Germaine - secretary of the CADI in ParisZELLESY - delegate of the Union Nationale de la ColonieTobeco-Slovaque en FranceQUERRIERO - member of the Federation des lemigres PortuguaisHOLLAND - delegate of CADI on Eastern FranceFRYDMAH - vice-president of CADI, delegate of the Comited'Unite de la Defense Juive.PETIT, Louis - one of the organisers and responsibles ofCADISECRET29-4-11-2-> APERTURE CARD *REPRODUCTION*
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SECRET(Field comment: It is realised that some of the organisations of which these men are listed as delegates have been dissolved, notably Italia Libra and the Front National Armenion. However, the names of the individuals and their affiliations are shown exactly as they appeared on CADI documents.)80. CADI is well-financed. Its principal financial support comes from the Communist Party and the CGT. (Field comment: CADI documents acknowledge unspecified contributions from those organisations. One of source's informants, the chief of the Foreigners' Section of the Marseille Prefecture, has stated that he knows the Marseille CADI has an undetermined quantity of rubles, presumably received from the Communist Party.)81. In Marseille, the CADI office was established by OUIDEZANIS and George LINIVER in March 1945. It was originally located on the Blvd. du Huy, but in September 1947 is trans-ferred to 3 Marche des Capucins. In February 1948 is moved to 97 rue Longue des Capucins and then, after it was ordered dis-solved, it continued to function clandestinely at 2 Place de la Prefecture, where it remains today. ZAMIS remains the director of the Local CADI, assisted by LINIVER.SECRET29-4-11-2![APERTURA 9929 REVUE PRESSE]
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> [Figure] A plan with rectangular box inside, with some hand written notes and drawing on the right side.UF-M-3395 Aug 1948
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# SECRETSubject:Report No:Date of Information:Place Acquired: EIOCDate Acquired:Evaluation: B-3Date of Report:Source: EOUILATIOSECRETREGISTRY COPY 29-4-5-236
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Paris22 November 1948Report No: A-4195 Serial File No:Subject: 1 rptAction Requested: J. AckerorDistribution:Nash - 2By copy to:Ing - 2Greece - 1Cred to:Source Lezpie:Reference:Source, Operational Data, and CommentsAttached is a report entitled "Further Arrests and Restrictive Measures by the French Surete to all Albanian CP Activity."![illegible image]Classification: SECRETREGISTRI
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# Further Arrests and# Destructive Measuresby the French SureteBalt Rumanian Activityfrom a punt France, ParisEvaluationSource. AETS 11. The following person, all of whom have been particularly active in connect-ion with Rumanian Communist Party affairs, especially within the Paris legation, were arrested by the French Surete on 15 November:Filie SIMIHD, a cobbler, and member of the Front National Rumanian Melli Simin.SIMIHD has previously been reported by source as a rich man, though cobbler by profession. He has property at Courbevoie (Seine of Oise). At Paris, he lives at 4 rue Anjou. He is a frequent visitor and telephone caller at the Rumanian Embassy.Dr. Vlace WILK, member of the Front National RumanianBarbu-Kwonowaki, Legation employeeConnine TILLARD, a French citizen and noted CommunistIn addition to the above and belonging to the same category is HALIFUSON, who was arrested on 17 November.2. The apartments of the foregoing were searched, but apparently nothing of importance was found. Subsequently the five incriminated persons were released.3. The Association des Roumains Amis de la France (Front National), was involved by a director of the Surete, which has also forbidden the publication of the newspaper, *Al. Roumaine Libre*.![logo of the word SECRET]
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHA-029529 April 19491.  Subject is a prominent communist in Cannes and is currently one of the leading members of the "Combattants de la Liberté" in that city. He was one of the organizers of the "Front National" in the Alpes-Maritimes.2.  In 1945 he was elected mayor of Cannes (which also made him, *ex officio*, a *questor* of Cannes). He ran for re-election as mayor in October 14th, 1947, but was defeated.3.  In 1948 he was also elected as a Conseiller General in the *canton* of Cannes, but was defeated when running for re-election to this office on March 20-27, 1949.4.  In 1947, he was elected as a conseiller Municipal in Cannes and currently holds this office.Subject is married and has one daughter, aged 20. His address is chalet Jerôme, Cannes (on the road to Antibes).![signature]H. S. SHUBERTAN![image of copies to]INDEXCONFIDENTIALREGISTRY COPY
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# OFFICIAL DISPATCHDISPATCH NO LPA-1526SECRET CONTROLU.S.A.DATE 26 March 1951TO Chief, F/VFROM Chief of Station, ParisSUBJECT: GENERAL: TransmittalSPECIFIC: list of Allied Communist dominated organizations1. Attached is a copy of a list given to Leon H. Sherman recently by Jack West, Legal attache. The attachment was originally given to West by Keith Angell, Security Office, RCA-OSR, Paris, Mr. Angell advised that he had received this list from a source in the Prefecture of Police, Paris, and that it is based upon information in Prefecture files and investigation by that agency.2. It will be noted that this list is apparently of quite recent date in that these international organizations recently expelled from France (IPDW, WFDY, FTU) are noted as "dissolved".3. Mr. West also transmitted a copy of this list to Mr. William Crawford in the Embassy here.Gustav PetersonFDW - 3 (copies 5 pg att)Files - WFPA - 1Comm - 1 (1 att)![INDEX]SECRET CONTROLU.S.A.![APERTURE CARD REPRODUCTIONS]
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Parti Communiste Francais, 1. de la minterie 128 rue lafayette.Amicale des Anciens de .. mre Noire, 13 rue Premicourt (15eme).Amicale des Jeunes e .. terre, 30 rue Rene Boulanger (10eme) Rot. 21.31.Amicale des Volontaires de l'Ere agine (republicaine, 45 rue du Fg Montmartre, (9eme) - Prov. 02.48Amicale Nationale des E..... Municipaux Communistes de France, 1 rue de Maubeuge (3eme) Tru. 73.11Amicale Nationale des E..... republicaine de France, 1 rue de Maubeuge (9eme) Tru. 78.81Amis de la Commune, 37 rue du Louvre (2eme)Amis de la Nature, 19 rue St-Morges (9eme) - Tru. 49.88Amies de la Taizi 37 rue Journet (16eme) - Jae. 86.04Amitiés Franco-polonaises 9 boulevard des Italiens (2eme) - Ric. 01.95,Association des Travailleurs Scientifiques, 87 rue Geoffroy St-Hilaire (5eme)Association d'Etudes et d'informations municipales, 1 rue de Maubeuge (9eme) Tru. 78.81Association Nationale des Anciens P.P.I. - P.T.P.P. et de leurs Amis, 17 boulevard des Italiens (2eme) - Rie. 46.27Association Nationale des Cheminots Anciens Combattants, 9 rue Lausten-court, Var. 04.97Association Nationale des Familles de Fusilles, 10 rue Leroux (16eme) Fle. 71.80Association Nationale des Rapatries d'Indochine, 19 rue St-Georges (9eme) Tru. 09.88Association des Veuves Orphelines Ascendants Victimes des deux Guerres, 3 rue de Tilsitt (8eme)Association Republicaine des Anciens Combattants, 45 Fg Montmartre (9eme) Pro. 32.49
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Centre de Jiffusion du Livre et de la ٦٠ ...., 112 bulevard Hderet(120mm) Dor. 11.39 - 15.05Centm laique de Formation :: curve pour l'an O av. Mathurin. Moreau (100.0) 난Combattwity to la Paix at de in Li arte, sme dos yranids (ler) pe. 35.Coalte Francate de Cefence des aizra Imigres, 15 8 Hont artem (100m) 0. 82.78Conite Francais de la Jeunesses amocratique, 19-at-more Tru. 30.83 (0)Confederation Manaralo de l'Agriculture, are crt (0) 0.50.20Comite National des crivains, rie 0199 (Mara) Ang. 08.79Comito National des Journalistes, ? : mia de l'ElyseuCoalto Natlonal des hauciane, 13 ra Balls (0)Confederation Nationale des catalris, 18. Arthur Coater 100ma) Nord. 2.51Confederation Generale du Corrse at de l'industrie, 149 re du "coplo (Jomn) Tur. 62.15 1Confederation Generale 'nifies de l'artisanat, 10 . 111ne du Calvatre (300) - Tur. 53,29Consell Cational de la notat ace, 1 mie - (อเลย) Пу 0.52.Cooperative de "roduction co un diffusion. Film, mun de Chabrol (9ems) Pro. 07.05"ditours rancais uunis, 31-inds des rte (Ben) 0.73.24-Editions. Jaunsare unalot (100)-: -:00. 12.91 !Editions Sociales, 44 Ud Auguste anal (100) Cob. 45.41Federation dos Chorales et reu, rtistiques de la Jeunesse, 9 rue "wahiot (1500) Seg. 15.01 iVederution dos locataires, 32 bis, ald Richard Lenoir (Hans) Roq. 9,20Federation Francaise des imma-Clubs, 2 rue de l'mysse (Dama) :Anj. 9.54 ;
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Federati vi Musicale 'opulaire, 2 rue de Elysee (36.39) - Anj. 91.54Federation Nationale ter senorton intermen at Resistante Patriotes,Ce. 71..50, 59.10, 37.52."oderation Nationale on on)م("op. 13.92"rieanniers to 'uerre, 46 rue CopemiaPodarat! atonale taeportne du Travail, 5 rue du ! Polesondere (10)Γτον. 15.01Federation Nationale tas irecteur de Colonie de Vacances,78 mie St-Merri (4emn)Fedorat.un. Nationale de lutte nti-uberculouse, 2 av. Hatmurin Moreau (190).."aparat on tattonala as "risonniers do herre, 62 rue Chansese d'intin (Dema)Tr1. 43.25Federation Nationale tea Sinioms, Pairie de Notey le Seo, Nord. 26,59deral on portiva et rmique du Travail, 19 rue St-Georges (gene) Tru, 19.08erunce - aDamme, & Cite Ponthiere (9ema) Tri. 05.26France - coumanie, 16 rue Vezelay (Boss) Lab. 26.68Tchecoslovurula, 18 rue fonaparte Geme) - Gade. 20.20Prance - ...., min jou (Bar), Ing. 19.54France - lotnas, 40 rue d'Argout (Base), Lou. (08.20Front Hatonal, 19, meteorgae (Gama) Tru, 40.8411 "rancaise oinssimecont, 5 mio Recamier (Jame) Lit. 88.71Youremat on intelluctuo!luctual rancais pour la "efense da la "six,3 110 00 yramides (lor) Ore. 30.02Mouvement at on ud:taire, Palais de Justice, ad du Palais (4)Plein Air Jeunes, 9 rue "nalot (leme) 0, 11.01Adio - liberte, 5 rue Lamartine (9ene) Tru. 71.82Secours "opulaire Francats, 11 "ld Wontmartre (Cese) Cent, 27.70- 3 -
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Travail et Future, 3 de . Faite (3) Can. 49.09)Tourisme et -ravail, 18 rue 1'interville (9). Pro. 30-48 et 30.19Union de la Jeunesse ep blicaine. France, 9 rue Himblot (15) Segur 10.44Union des Architectes Francais, 14 B Cherche-Midi (9)Union des Artistes Modernes, Club Hallet-Ievens, Rue Hallet-IevensUnion des Arts Flistiques, 2 Rue de 1'lysee (8) Anj 91.54Union des Cames et Falais de la Jeunesse, 9 Rue Hublot (15) Segur 11.01Union des Chirurgiens Dentistes Francais. 22 Rue Hallo Montier (10)Union des Femmes Francaises, 12 Bis rue d'Astorg (8). Anj. 38.68Union des Ingenieurs et Techniciens Francais, 8 rue de 1'lysee (8)Union des Jeunes Filles de France, 9 Rue Hublot (15). Seg. 11.70Union des Juifs pour la Resistance et 1'Sair'Aide, 14 Rue de ParadisUnion des Medecins Francais, 2 Rue de Sese (8). Cpera 74.40Union des Vaillants & Vaillantes, 5 Rd Montmartre (9). Cen. 75.51Union Francaise des Anciens Combattants, 20 R. de la Chaussee d'AntinUnion Francaise des Auberges de la Jeunesse, 140 Bd Haussmann (8)Union Franchise Iniversitaire, 10 rue de Jussieu (5). Por. 15.38Union Mle des Etudiants de France, 15 rue Soufflot (5) Dant. 71.40Union Mle des Intellectuels, 2 rue de l'lysee, Anj. 91.54Union Mle des Spectacles, 2 rue de l'lysee, Anj. 91.54Union Mle des Tinux Travailleurs, 3 av. Mathurin Yoreau (19) Nord. 17.23.
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Bureau du Congres mondial des Partisans de la Paix, 6 rue de VlyseeArr. 14.20Bureau de Liaison des Intellectuels pour la defense de la paix, (lors du congres de Varsovie), 4 rue de Vlysee, arr. 1.81Federation Democratique Internationale des Femmes, 17 rue suivant (14)Jamain 05.04 (Dissolvod)Federation Internationale des anciens Prisonniers Politiques, 10 rue Leroux (13)Ely. 71.50Federation Internationale des Juristes Democrates, ches Me. Joe Nordmann,13 Quai Bourton (4) Jant. 77.45Federation Homiale de la Jeunesses Democratic, 21 rue de Chatcaudun (9)Tru. 13.95 (Dissolved)Federatice. Syndicale Hominis, 1 rue Vernet (3), Ely. 10.50 (Dissolved)- 5 -