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The document discusses the characteristics of famous individuals from history including doctors, women, Joseph Mengele and Mata Hari. It describes Joseph Mengele as a Nazi doctor known as the "Angel of Death" for his human experiments at Auschwitz and Mata Hari as the most famous spy ever who was executed for spying for Germany in World War I and allegedly causing 50,000 soldier deaths.
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- 3. She was a famous woman ? ? Reliable? ? Independent? ? Hard-working? ? Lazy? ? Reserved? ? Talkative?
- 4. Joseph Menguele ? Joseph Menguele was a german ? SS officer and a physitian in the Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz ? Better known as ¡°The Angel of Death¡± because of the expermients performed with humans ? After Nazi¡¯s fall he fled to South America and was never captured
- 5. Mata Hari ? ? The most famous spy ever ? She was accused of spying for Germany in WWII and consequently causing the death of at least 50,000 soldiers ? She was executed by firing squad in 1917
- 6. Mata Hari ? ? The most famous spy ever ? She was accused of spying for Germany in WWII and consequently causing the death of at least 50,000 soldiers ? She was executed by firing squad in 1917