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Original:  The Guardian Court however, dismissed her application on the 19th of April 2011  because she declined to disclose the identity or whereabouts of the father of her URL Delhi High Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Guardian Court to the Delhi High Court, but the High Court dismissed her appeal at the preliminary stage and reasoned that a natural father could have an interest in the welfare and the custody of his child even if there was no marriage.
Revised:  The Guardian Court however, dismissed her application on the 19th of April 2011 because she declined to disclose the identity or whereabouts of the father of her URL Delhi High Court The woman appealed the decision of the Guardian Court to the Delhi High Court, but the High Court dismissed her appeal at the preliminary stage and reasoned that a natural father could have an interest in the welfare and the custody of his child even if there was no marriage.
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Original:  The High Court also reasoned that the woman’s allegation  that she was single, could not be established without notifying the father of the application having been filed.
Revised:  The High Court also reasoned that the woman’s allegation , that she was single, could not be established without notifying the father of the application having been filed.
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Original:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
Revised:  The High Court stated the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
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Original:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
Revised:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for it to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
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Original:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
Revised:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s application. Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
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Original:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed against the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
Revised:  According to the High Court , the father’s presence was necessary for the Court to decide on the woman’s URL Supreme Court The woman appealed the decision of the Delhi High Court to the Supreme Court of India .
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Original:  Thirdly, she also argued that her fundamental right to privacy would be violated if she was compelled to disclose the name of the fatherof the child .
Revised:  Thirdly, she argued that her fundamental right to privacy would be violated if she was compelled to disclose the name of the fatherof the child .
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Original:  Thirdly, she also argued that her fundamental right to privacy would be violated if she was compelled to disclose the name of the fatherof the child .
Revised:  Thirdly, she also argued that her fundamental right to privacy would be violated if she was compelled to disclose the father's name .
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Original:  The State of Delhi , opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court  stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, stated that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
Revised:  The State of Delhi opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, stated that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
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Original:  The State of Delhi , opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court  stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, stated that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
Revised:  The State of Delhi , opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court , stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, stated that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
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Original:  The State of Delhi , opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court  stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, stated that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
Revised:  The State of Delhi , opposed her arguments in the Supreme Court stating that Section 11 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, which applies to Christians in India, requires that a notice must be given to the 'parents' of a child, before a guardian is appointed.
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Original:  Under Christian law in India as well, the domicile of origin of the child belonging to unwed parents is the country of the child's mother at the time of the child's birth. districtcourtsnamchi.nic.in/laws/indian_succession_act_1925.pdf The Supreme Court observed that when it came to the welfare of the child (of unwed parents), priority, pre-eminence and preference was given to the mother over the father.
Revised:  Under Christian law in India as well, the domicile of origin of the child belonging to unwed parents is the country of the child's mother at the time of the child's birth. The Supreme Court observed that when it came to the welfare of the child (of unwed parents), priority, pre-eminence and preference was given to the mother over the father.
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Original:  Under Christian law in India as well, the domicile of origin of the child belonging to unwed parents is the country of the child's mother at the time of the child's birth. districtcourtsnamchi.nic.in/laws/indian_succession_act_1925.pdf The Supreme Court observed that when it came to the welfare of the child (of unwed parents), priority, pre-eminence and preference was given to the mother over the father.
Revised:  Under Christian law in India as well, the domicile of origin of the child belonging to unwed parents is the country of the child's mother at the time of the child's birth. districtcourtsnamchi.nic.in/laws/indian_succession_act_1925.pdf The Supreme Court observed that when it came to the welfare of the child (of unwed parents), priority, pre-eminence and preference are given to the mother over the father.
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Original:  The Supreme Court considered the equivalent laws in the United Kingdom, the United States, Ireland, Philippines, New Zealand and South Africa  and concluded that the preponderant was that the unwed mother possesses primary custodial and guardianship rights with regard to her children and that the father is not conferred with an equal position merely by virtue of having fathered the child.
Revised:  The Supreme Court considered the equivalent laws in the United Kingdom, the United States, Ireland, Philippines, New Zealand and South Africa , and concluded that the preponderant was that the unwed mother possesses primary custodial and guardianship rights with regard to her children and that the father is not conferred with an equal position merely by virtue of having fathered the child.
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Original:  It is 9km from Pen.
Revised:  It is from Pen.
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Original:  History Sank king built the fort.
Revised:  History A Sank king built the fort.
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Original:  The king was killed in battle, his daughter suicided by jumping from the fort , this is the popular myth.
Revised:  The king was killed in battle, his daughter committed suicide by jumping from the fort , this is the popular myth.
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Original:  The king was killed in battle, his daughter suicided by jumping from the fort , this is the popular myth.
Revised:  The king was killed in battle, his daughter suicided by jumping from the fort ; this is the popular myth.
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Original:  Later he asssumed the Nizam counter attacking the fort,  he handed over the fort to  Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
Revised:  Later he assumed the Nizam were counter attacking the fort, he handed over the fort to Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
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Original:  Later he asssumed the Nizam counter attacking the fort,  he handed over the fort to  Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
Revised:  Later he asssumed the Nizam counter attacking the fort, so he handed over the fort to Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
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Original:  Later he asssumed the Nizam counter attacking the fort,  he handed over the fort to  Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
Revised:  Later he asssumed the Nizam counter attacking the fort, he handed over the fort to the Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
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Original: The road from village Balawali is a tiresome walk of 1 hr. Sankshi is a very small fort to climb, but hiring a guide from the nearby village is recommended.
Revised: The road from village Balawali is a tiresome walk of 1 hour Sankshi is a very small fort to climb, but hiring a guide from the nearby village is recommended.
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Original:  The Northern and the eastern way.
Revised:  The northern and the eastern way.
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Original:  It takes about 20 mins to see the fort.
Revised:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort.
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Original:   History A Sank king built the fort.
Revised:  It is located 10 km from Bhor, Pune district, of Maharashtra. This fort is an important fort in Pune district. The fort restoration is done by the Shree Shivdurga Samvardhan URL with the help of forest dept. and local villagers.is a fort located 10 km from Bhor, Pune district, of Maharashtra. This fort is an important fort in Pune district. The fort restoration is done by the Shree Shivdurga Samvardhan URL with the help of forest dept. and local villagers. History A Sank king built the fort.
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Original:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort . Category:Forts in Maharashtra Category:Raigad distri
Revised:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort Category:Forts in Maharashtra Category:Raigad distri
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Original:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort . Category:Forts in Maharashtra Category:Raigad distri
Revised:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort . 
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Original: Sankshi Fort  This fort is located in Pen Taluka of Raigad district.
Revised: Sankshi Fort सांक्शी किल्ला This fort is located in Pen Taluka of Raigad district.
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Original:  Later he assumed the Nizam were counterattacking the fort, so he handed over the fort to the Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
Revised:  Later he assumed the Nizam were counter-attacking the fort, so he handed over the fort to the Portuguese and ran away to Gujarat.
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Original: From the top of  fort many forts like Karnala, Manikgad , Sagargad are seen.
Revised: From the top of this fort many forts like Karnala, Manikgad , Sagargad are seen.
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Original: From the top of  fort many forts like Karnala, Manikgad , Sagargad are seen.
Revised: From the top of fort many forts like Karnala, Manikgad and Sagargad are seen.
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Original:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort  
Revised:  It takes about 20 minutes to see the fort . 
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Original: Climbing the fort is through rugged, uncoursed rocky boulders URL The Badruddin Darga at the base of the fort is worth visiting.
Revised: Climbing the fort is through rugged, rough rocky boulders URL The Badruddin Darga at the base of the fort is worth visiting.
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Original:  Rock cut cistern on the Fort Top of the fort  Way to the top of for
Revised:  Rock cut cistern on the Fort Top of the fort |left Way to the top of for
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Original: Sankshi Fort सांक्शी किल्ला This fort is located in Pen Taluka of Raigad district  .
Revised: Sankshi Fort सांक्शी किल्ला This fort is located in Pen Taluka of Raigad district of Maharashtra .
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Original: Terms Some terms using Kapu : ʻaha kapu: the sennit cord put across the portal of a house to signify a ban on entering the house.
Revised: Terms Some terms using 'kapu' : ʻaha kapu: the sennit cord put across the portal of a house to signify a ban on entering the house.
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Original:  Kapu loa .
Revised:  Kapu loa :
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Original:  The Hawaiian word kapu is usually translated to English as "forbidden", though it also carries the meanings of "keep out", "no trespassing", "sacred", "consecrated", or "holy".
Revised:  The Hawaiian word kapu is usually translated to English as "forbidden", though it also carries the meanings of "keep out", "no trespaihyfvcefgfevhhfhui
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Original:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop  
Revised:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop . 
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Original:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop  
Revised:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop ==
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Original:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop . c==
Revised:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop c==
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Original:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop . c==
Revised:  Pahu Kapu: two crossed staffs, each with a white ball atop . 
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Original: Northern Europe Ice swimming in Estonia in 1972 In Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway , Russia and Sweden the ice swimming tradition has been connected with the sauna tradition.
Revised: Northern Europe Ice swimming in Estonia in 1972 In Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden the ice swimming tradition has been connected with the sauna tradition.
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Original: In Eastern Europeand Russia, winter swimming is part of the celebration of the Epiphany.
Revised: In some countries in Europe, e.g. Russia, winter swimming is part of the celebration of the Epiphany.
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Original:  Also, many locations in North America and Western Europe hold polar bear plunges, commonly to celebrate New Year's Day, although participants are not expected to swim and generally most do not swim.
Revised:  Also, many locations in North America and Europe hold polar bear plunges, commonly to celebrate New Year's Day, although participants are not expected to swim and generally most do not swim.
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Original: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe , e.g. Russia, Finland  and Baltic countries  winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
Revised: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe ( e.g. Russia, Finland and Baltic countries winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
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Original: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe , e.g. Russia, Finland  and Baltic countries  winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
Revised: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe , e.g. Russia, Finland , and Baltic countries winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
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Original: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe , e.g. Russia, Finland  and Baltic countries  winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
Revised: In Nordic countries of Europe as well in Eastern Europe , e.g. Russia, Finland and Baltic countries ), winter swimming is part of religious celebrations like the Epiphany and a traditional cultural element in general.
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Original: Australia In New South Wales  the Bronte Splashers Winter Swimming Club claims to be the oldest Winter Swimming club in the world founded in 1921.
Revised: Australia In New South Wales , the Bronte Splashers Winter Swimming Club claims to be the oldest Winter Swimming club in the world founded in 1921.
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Original:  In Victoria  the Brighton Icebergers and the Shrinkäge swim group swim in Port Phillip Bay, the latter at Elwood Beach in Elwood'Euphoric': Why is there a boom in sea swimming, and is it good for you?
Revised:  In Victoria , the Brighton Icebergers and the Shrinkäge swim group swim in Port Phillip Bay, the latter at Elwood Beach in Elwood'Euphoric': Why is there a boom in sea swimming, and is it good for you?
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Original: Lallu Lal was born in a Sahasta Audichya Gujarati Brahmin family of AgraPrem Sagar, Lullo Lal Kub, Sunscrit Press, Calcutta, 1810.
Revised: Lallu Lal was born in a Sahasra Audichya Gujarati Brahmin family of AgraPrem Sagar, Lullo Lal Kub, Sunscrit Press, Calcutta, 1810.
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Original:  He was an instructor in  Hindustani language at Fort William College  .
Revised:  He was an instructor in the Hindustani language at Fort William College .
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Original:  Prem Sagar of Lallo Lal, page 1, Sunscrit Press Calcutta,1810, Lallu Lal was born in a Sahasra Audichya Gujarati Brahmin family of Agra.
Revised:  Prem Sagar of Lallo Lal, page 1, Sunscrit Press Calcutta,1810, Lallu Lal was born into a Gujarati Sahsra Audichya Brahmin family from Agra.
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Original:  He came to Murshidabad  to earn a living, and served the Nawab of Murshidabad for 7 years.
Revised:  He came to Murshidabad to earn a living, and served the Nawab of Murshidabad for seven years.
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Original: thimble wuz here Like other important Medieval West African towns such as Djenné (Jenné-Jeno), Gao, and Dia, Iron Age settlements have been discovered near Timbuktu that predate the traditional foundation date of the town.
Revised:  Like other important Medieval West African towns such as Djenné (Jenné-Jeno), Gao, and Dia, Iron Age settlements have been discovered near Timbuktu that predate the traditional foundation date of the town.
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Original:  However, the golden age of the city was over, during which it was a major learning and cultural center of the Mali empire, and it entered a long period of decline.
Revised:  However, the golden age of the city was over, in which it was a major learning and cultural center of the Mali empire, and it entered a long period of decline.
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Original:  The results suggest that the site was first occupied during the 5th century BC, thrived throughout the second half of the 1st millennium AD and eventually collapsed sometime during the late 10th or early 11th century AD.
Revised:  The results suggest that the site was first occupied in the 5th century BC, thrived throughout the second half of the 1st millennium AD and eventually collapsed sometime during the late 10th or early 11th century AD.
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Original:  The results suggest that the site was first occupied during the 5th century BC, thrived throughout the second half of the 1st millennium AD and eventually collapsed sometime during the late 10th or early 11th century AD.
Revised:  The results suggest that the site was first occupied during the 5th century BC, thrived throughout the second half of the 1st millennium AD and eventually collapsed sometime in the late 10th or early 11th century AD.
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Original:  Rise of the Mali Empire During the twelfth century, the remnants of the Ghana Empire were invaded by the Sosso Empire king Soumaoro Kanté.
Revised:  Rise of the Mali Empire In the twelfth century, the remnants of the Ghana Empire were invaded by the Sosso Empire king Soumaoro Kanté.
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Original:  During this period it was led by the Tuareg Akil Akamalwa.
Revised:  In this period it was led by the Tuareg Akil Akamalwa.
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Original:  During this period, the influence of the Pashas, who by then had mixed with the Songhay through intermarriage, never completely disappeared. thumbnail| Heinrich Barth approaching Timbuktu on 7 September 1853 [[File:René Caillié.jpg|Disguised as a Muslim, René Caillié was one of the first non-Muslims to enter the city of Timbuktu.
Revised:  In this period, the influence of the Pashas, who by then had mixed with the Songhay through intermarriage, never completely disappeared. thumbnail| Heinrich Barth approaching Timbuktu on 7 September 1853 [[File:René Caillié.jpg|Disguised as a Muslim, René Caillié was one of the first non-Muslims to enter the city of Timbuktu.
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Original:  During this period, the influence of the Pashas, who by then had mixed with the Songhay through intermarriage, never completely disappeared. thumbnail| Heinrich Barth approaching Timbuktu on 7 September 1853 [[File:René Caillié.jpg|Disguised as a Muslim, René Caillié was one of the first non-Muslims to enter the city of Timbuktu.
Revised:  During this period, the influence of the Pashas, who by then had mixed with the Songhay through intermarriage, never completely disappeared. Heinrich Barth approaching Timbuktu on 7 September 1853 [[File:René Caillié.jpg|Disguised as a Muslim, René Caillié was one of the first non-Muslims to enter the city of Timbuktu.
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Original:  The colony was reorganised and the name changed several times during the French colonial period.
Revised:  The colony was reorganised and the name changed several times in the French colonial period.
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Original:  World War II [[File:PeterdeNeumann-Vigilant.jpg|upPeter de Neumann, alias The Man from Timbuctoo, pictured as Commander of HMRC Vigilant, approximately 1950]] During World War II , several legions were recruited in French Soudan, with some coming from Timbuktu, to help general Charles de Gaulle fight Nazi-occupied France and southern Vichy France .
Revised:  World War II [[File:PeterdeNeumann-Vigilant.jpg|upPeter de Neumann, alias The Man from Timbuctoo, as commander of , about 1950]] During World War II , several legions were recruited in French Soudan, with some coming from Timbuktu, to help general Charles de Gaulle fight Nazi-occupied France and southern Vichy France .
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Original:  World War II [[File:PeterdeNeumann-Vigilant.jpg|upPeter de Neumann, alias The Man from Timbuctoo, pictured as Commander of HMRC Vigilant, approximately 1950]] During World War II , several legions were recruited in French Soudan, with some coming from Timbuktu, to help general Charles de Gaulle fight Nazi-occupied France and southern Vichy France .
Revised:  World War II [[File:PeterdeNeumann-Vigilant.jpg|upPeter de Neumann, alias The Man from Timbuctoo, pictured as Commander of HMRC Vigilant, approximately 1950]] In World War II , several legions were recruited in French Soudan, with some coming from Timbuktu, to help general Charles de Gaulle fight Nazi-occupied France and southern Vichy France .
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