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    HRRL listings starting in July 1998 are found below:

    - entry for ALCORN, Pam, 13 July 1998
    - entry for CROCKER, Howard and Maureen, 13 July 1998
    - entry for FORENPOHAR, John, 13 July 1998
    - entry for JAHN, Pat, 13 July 1998
    - entry for KLEIN, Christine, 13 July 1998
    - entry for PARKER-BOZYLINSKI, Joyce, 13 July 1998
    - entry for POPEC, Drago, 13 July 1998
    - entry for ROSENBERG, Belinda, 13 July 1998
    - entry for STIMAC, Robert K., 13 July 1998
    - entry for VENTURINI, Donna, 13 July 1998
    - entry for BITTORIE, Kay, 25 July 1998
    - entry for DESHOTEL, Kellie SIFFER, 25 July 1998
    - entry for LEWIS, Debi LYONS, 24 July 1998
    - entry for LOVREKOVIC, Gladys and Nick, 25 July 1998
    - revised entry for McALEAR, Robert, 25 July 1998
    - entry for WELLICHAN, Carlos Eduardo, 25 July 1998
    - no entries for this period
    - entry for BILAFER, Patricia, 14 August 1999
    - entry for BOZICEVICH, Franca, 14 August 1999
    - entry for BUBAN, Tony, 14 August 1999
    - entry for COMPTON, Dave, 14 August 1999
    - entry for DUBOVICH, Steve, 14 August 1999
    - entry for GRATCHEN, George, 14 August 1999
    - entry for HERRERA, Eliana, 14 August 1999
    - entry for JANCSO, Ladislaus, 14 August 1999
    - entry for KOMOROWSKI, M. E., 14 August 1999
    - entry for MAY, John, 14 August 1999
    - entry for PANGOLIN, Valerie, 14 August 1999
    - entry for PAPA, Sonia, 14 August 1999
    - entry for PERRY, David, 14 August 1999
    - entry for RENDULICH, Lora, 14 August 1999
    - entry for ROTTIERS, Geert, 14 August 1999
    - entry for ZORNJAK, Louis, 14 August 1999


    ALCORN, Pam
    eMail address: alcorn@misslink.net

    Jelena KONJEVIC immigrated to the US in 1911, as the wife of Simo (Sam) RAJKOVIC. They had three children: Milan, Rajko, and Radjoka. Simo was shot for stealing a chicken two weeks before my father, Danilo, was born in 1915 in Rock Island county, Illinois. Through the net, I have found my father's family in Erdevrk and Nestin in Vojvodina. My father was adopted out as an infant. He would like to find his siblings, who may have gone by their step-father, Jivan MAKSIMOVIC's name. There were two more sons born to Jivan and Jelena: Zarko and Alesandar. It is possible that some of the relatives are in the Hammond, Indiana area. Please contact me with any information.


    BILAFER, Patricia
    eMail address: powermark@earthlink.net
    (Roman Catholic)

    I am doing research on my husband's family - BILAFER - from Strp (near Perast) on the Bay of Kotor. I believe this area at one time was in Croatia but is now part of Montenegro. Bogdan (Robert) BILAFER (born 1888) emigrated to Boston to join two of his brothers (possibly Mato and Luka) circa 1910. A few years later he came to San Francisco where he spent the rest of his
    life. He had another brother Pero. The family operated a spice/wine store in Strp. The family is Catholic. Perhaps someone knows a church or parish in that area I could contact. Bogdan was the only brother who stayed in the USA. There are family members on the East Coast but they do not have information about the family. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

    BITTORIE, Kay
    eMail address: j-k.bittorie@worldnet.att.net

    I am looking for information about Joseph George BITTORIE and Mary Margaret FLYNAC BITTORIE, who arrived at Ellis Island, USA in 1900. Family legend says they emigrated from Croatia (possibly the Austro-Hungarian Empire). BITTORIE is an Americanized name. According to the social security application of Joseph George BITTORIE, he was born at Bosilquos, Yugoslavia. I have searched for this town but cannot find it. If it was spelled like they thought he was pronouncing it, can someone tell me what town it really could be? Mary Margaret FLYNAC / FLOJHIC ? Was born at Vienna, Austria along with son, Frank Charles BITTORIE (born at Vienna, Austria 3 March 1896) and daughter, Anna Elizabeth BITTORIE (born in Croatia 1899) who traveled with him. I am also seeking the original name Americanized to BITTORIE, date, ship and port of departure. ANY suggestions, ideas and help will be GREATLY appreciated. My Surnames are BITTORIE, BITORAJ, BITORAJAC, FLYNAC, FLOJHIC and STOKIN


    BOZICEVICH, Franca
    eMail address: dlpub@erols.com

    I am looking for anyone named BOZICEVICH in Croatia related to Ivan, Katie, Mattu, or Lucas. Zagreb, Vinkovci, and Karlova are the areas living relatives are said to be residing. Thank-you in advance.


    BUBAN, Tony
    eMail address: tbuban@myriad.net

    I am seeking information on our family name BUBAN or BUBANJ or BUBANY. My grandfather emigrated into the US from Fuzinia around 1900. His name was Anton BUBAN and he settled near Enterprise, Iowa.


    COMPTON, Dave
    eMail address: pbody@blackduck.net

    I am looking for other relatives of my Uncle Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin Davorin KRMPOTIC who was born at Senj, Croatia 8 November 1867. He emigrated to the United States in 1901. He was the Pastor of St. John the Baptist parish at Kansas City, Kansas from 1902 until his death in 1931.


    CROCKER, Howard and Maureen
    eMail address: crocker@qadas.com

    I am seeking any information about my grandparents and great-grandparents. Michael KASUNIC and Theresa SPEHAR. They lived and married in or near Duga Gora, Croatia. I don't know the marriage date. Michael was born in 1877 ? to Matthew and Manda and died 24 June 1934 at Cleveland, Ohio. Theresa was born 4 October 1879 at Duga Gora to Matthew and Mary and died 19 November 1943 at Cleveland, Ohio. They came to America in about 1903 and settled at Benwood, West Virginia near Wheeling. Any information would be greatly appreciated.


    DESHOTEL, Kellie SIFFER
    eMail address: KellBellll@aol.com

    Marton POLAKOVICZ / POLAKOVICH, Marton married Annaval JANSAKOVA 23 November 1876 at Vag Szerdahely, Czechoslovakia, where son POLAKOVIC, was born 29 July 1877. Stefan emigrqed to Osso, Michigan and became a naturalized citizen of the United States on 7 September 1927 at Carleton, Michigan. He had five sons, Steven, James, William, Frank and John and a daughter, Helen. I have been unable to obtain any other information on POLAKOVICH. I have been told by numerous sources that it is a Croatian name, not Czech and would like to list it. I'm not educated on the history of these countries and have been unable to locate any literature. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to all.


    DUBOVICH, Steve
    eMail address: voyageur@netnitco.net

    I'm looking for information on possible relatives living near Zagreb. My grandmother (Rose VERBONATZ) left Croatia and came to America around 1908. She met my grandfather (George DUBOVICH) in Milwaukee Wisconsin and they settled in northern Minnesota. My grandfather's name was DUBIAC and was changed to DUBOVICH upon his arrival to the United States. He was from Bosnia and died in
    1947. My grandmother passed away in 1985. I was told by an aunt that my grandmother was from a village near Zagreb and she was Roman Catholic.


    FORENPOHAR, John
    eMail address: FORENPOHAR@aol.com

    John FORENPOHAR was born at Mrkapal, Croatia 27 December 1881. I don't know when he came to the U.S. He died at Cle Elum, Washington 20 October 1948. He married Pauline YADRO. She was born at Brista Va Drago which I believe is now called Rieste, Croatia 21 June 1889. I was told John came first and sent for her to follow them. We have been told he first came to Kalamazoo, Michigan and he was a miner. Many Croats moved to the Cle Elum/Roslyn area to work in the mines for N.W. Mining Co. mining coal. John and Pauline had 7 children: Mary, born 25 January 1906; Charles, born 7 September 1907; Emma, born 10 July 1910; John, my grandfather, born 10 May 1911; Edna, born 22 February 1913; Eva born 21 December 1914; Polly, born 19 February 1918; and Ann, born 18 December 1920. Most of them were born in Ronald (just up the road a piece from Roslyn) but at least Ann was born on Peoh Point, a small farming community outside of Cle Elum where John and Pauline had a dairy.

    I have information on most of their children but will concentrate on John, my grandfather. He married Margaret Emma BANNISTER at Seattle on 16 July 1934. They had 5 children. My father, Vernon ElRoy FORENPOHAR is the oldest, born at Roslyn 29 January, 1935; Wayne, born 26 May 1937, died 27 May 1937 at Roslyn; Marjorie Jean, born 13 October 1938 at Roslyn; John Wayne, born 23 November 1940 at Palmer, Alaska; and Allen Matthew, born 12 November 1943 at Ellensburg, Washington.

    My father married Andrea Bernice McDONALD 24 June 1961 at Roslyn. They moved to Yakima. They had 6 children. John Peter, born 13 May 1962 at Ellensburg, Washington; Vernon ElRoy Jr., born 19 May 1965; Margaret Grace, born Sept. 1, 1968; Bruce Jones born 23 July 1970; Meloney JoLyn, born 8 June 1972; and Evon Joseph, born 7 September 1973 - still born; I found church records (I think the Roman Catholic Church) from Mrkapal in the Morman Genealogy library (FHL) that spell it like we do. However the records are in Latin (I think) and I can't read them but did recognize the name.


    HERRERA, Eliana
    eMail address: eherrera@gloria.com.pe

    I am doing a research of my husband's ancestors. His father, Drago Misic WEGER, was born at Zagreb in 1920. He had 2 brothers: Kruno and Ratko, who are dead, the same as his father and we don't know if they had children. We would like to know if my husband has cousins, uncles or aunts. We will appreciate your help if you know any relatives.


    JAHN, Pat
    eMail address:MrsPatJahn@aol.com

    My grandparents are Joseph YERCICH (born 1882 at Kastel-Sucurac, died 1942 Chicago, Illinois) and Mary PARATRK - possibly spelled PAVLTIC - (died Chicago about 1920). Both died before I was born so I know almost nothing about them. Joseph had three brothers: Dominick born 1877; Michael and Jerome JERCICK. For some reason, some members of the family spelled the surname YERCICH and others JERCICK or JERCICH. Any help will be appreciated.


    JANCSO, Ladislaus
    eMail address: l.jancso@inet.netpoint.com.br


    I am searching for a branch of my family JANCSO that lived around the change of the century in Zagreb (originally from Transylvania, then Nove Mesto, Vukovar and finally Ruma). One of the Zagreber branch was Public Prosecutor. I can supply some (very little) additional information in case somebody can be of help. Also of great interest for me are the Names EGERSDORFER, DANK, SZALAY, SATARIC, SZINKOVICH, LATINOVIC (Zagreb, Varazdin, Vukovar, Ruma) and BACHICH de RECINA (Zagreb, Rijeka). I am grateful for any information.


    KLEIN, Christine
    eMail address: cjjonesy@earthlink.net

    My great-grandfather, Petar Josip BRNJAS, was born 26 May 1870 at Liposcak, Bosiljevo, Croatia. He emigrated to the United States in 1888, and worked for awhile at Aliquippa / McKeesport Pennsylvania before returning to Bosiljevo. He married Marija BUKOVAC/BUCKOVATZ and returned to the United States in 1899, settling at Anaconda, Montana. He died 4 August 1946. His parents were Petar BRNJAS (born 26 August 1845) and Ana BARCIC (born 1850) at Bosiljevo. The senior Petar BRNJAS was the son of Stjepan BRNJAS (born 1827) and Bara BRLETIC (born 1829), also of Bosiljevo. I am desperately trying to get the name and address of the Catholic Church in Bosiljevo. Petar Josip BRNJAS changed his name to Peter Berness after he received his U.S. citizenship. If anyone can help me to get that information or recognizes these names, please contact me.


    KOMOROWSKI, M. E.
    eMail address: robdiane@metro.net

    I am researching the Croatian surnames of BADOVINAC, SAJATOVICH, and STIMAC (STIMATZ). Marko BADOVINAC was born about 1840 at Badovinci, Zumberak, Croatia. He married 1) about 1865, and had a son, Marco, born 1866 at Badovinci. He married 2) about
    1870 to Yela Badovinac, and had three children: Mada (Mary) born about 1871 at Badovinci, Jonko (John), born about 1876 at Badovinci, and Jure (George), born 1881 at Badovinci. George later Americanized the name to BADOVINATZ. Marco also emigrated to the United States and had a family. Nickola SAJATOVICH born about 1860 at Zumberak, Zumberak, Croatia, married Angja STIMAC (STIMATZ), and had three children: Nickola born about 1890 at Zumberak, died about 1905 in Croatia, Daniel (Dan) born 1892 at Zumberak, and Yela (Ella) born 1894. Ella emigrated to the United States, and married George BADOVINATZ, and settled in Montana. Any information you have on these names would be helpful.


    LEWIS, Debi LYONS
    eMail address: DLewis0991@aol.com
    My Home Page

    Kataina PALIAN, born 1878 at Croatia, was the daughter of Ivan PALIAN and Ana BADAKAL ?/ BADKAL. She married Evan TURKALY, son of Josep TURKALY and Marija VUKOIC / VUKIC. They emigrated to the USA circa 1905, leaving behind two young children. Daughter Marija married a man named FRANKOVIC. Marija's daughter, Anka FRANKOVIC, married a man named STANKOVICH. She is rumored to have descendants that moved the Chicago area circa 1992.

    Josef RUZIC was born circa 1893 in Croatia; his parents are unknown. The family ran a winery in Fiume (now Rijeka). Siblings include Helena Margaret RUZIC, Anthony or Andrew, and several more brothers (names unknown). Surname was Americanized to RUSSICK at Ellis Island. Josef married Hazel SKAGGS on 30 March 1935 at Huntington, Cabell county WV. They came to the USA circa 1912 via the Canard Lines. At least one sibling remained in the USA also: Helena Margaret. She is rumored to have settled around Youngstown, PA. Brothers who came to the USA are rumored to have all returned to Europe prior to WW II - then all contact was lost during the war. Thank you.


    LOVREKOVIC, Gladys and Nick
    eMail address: Nlovrekovi@aol.com
    Our home page

    Nicholas Steven LOVREKOVIC, born about 1890 in Yugoslavia, married Frances PARASIDA LOVREKOVIC (born 21 October 1893) about 1918. They lived at Ambridge, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Frances had two known brother and sisters, Ignatous and Anna also living in US. Nicholas and Frances had two sons, Frank George LOVREKOVIC (born 1920) and Joseph Steven LOVREKOVIC, born 1928. We do not have much information about Nicholas and Frances, and do not know their parents names at this time.


    MAY, John
    Chicago, Illinois
    eMail address: 65@aol.com

    My great-grandfather's name was Ignac LRHPAMER. He came to the U.S. about 1893-5 from Rude, near Zagreb (then a part of the Austrian Empire). He was born 14 February 1876, and his baptismal certificate says he was christened at Sv. Barbare church. His parents are listed Stjepan LEHPAMER and Doreteja TETRIC. There is also a word following the father's name, which looks like "poljodjelac" but I don't know what that means. Under "Prebivaliste i nadleznost" it reads: Rude br. 161 The family owned property in the area, and Ignac had sisters. I don't know of any brothers, but there may have been one. The name LEHPAMER is quite uncommon, and doesn't really sound Croatian. Does anyone know what it means?

    I know that the family owned a vineyard, and two of Ignac LEHPAMER's sisters remained in Croatia and took over the vineyard when their parents died. If anyone can help with information about this family, or can direct me in how to find more information from the U.S., I would be very appreciative. I only speak English, so any guidance in following my Hrvatska roots would be wonderful!


    McALEAR, Robert
    eMail address: rmcalear@pacific.net
    (Roman Catholic)

    Lovre MEJASKI married Barbara BAYACIC / BALOIVICH / BANYOVAC in Croatia. There are three known children born in Croatia who emigrated to US: (1) John MEJASKI was born 2 April 1884 at Barilovic and emigrated to the US in 1896 (stowaway?). He changed his surname to MARKEY and died 23 July 1945 in Bond county Illinois. There were 5 children; he was a coal miner. (2) Magdalena MEJASKI was born 10 March 1887 at or near Mrzlo Polje. Married Ivan CAR (anglicized to John CARR) about 1902 at or near Karlovac. They emigrated to the US about 1913. She died 3 September 1942 at Pittsburgh, PA. There were 12 children. (3) Katarina, born 17 April 1889 at Barilovic. Arrived NYC 6 March
    1907 aboard the ship "Kaiser Wilhelm II". She married Pete SVILIVICIC (anglicised to SALOVICH) about 1907 probably in Illinois. She was said to be a "sent-for-bride." She died in Macoupin county, Illinois, 29 April 1971. There were 8 children. Note: when "Kata" emigrated to US in 1907, her father, Lovre, was living at Mt. Olive, Illinois, according to the passenger list. Family tradition says Lovre returned to Croatia where he died. The family was Roman Catholic.


    PANGOLIN, Valerie
    eMail address: Pangolin3@aol.com

    Theodore LONTCHAR, born at Podborje (Gornji Daruvar) 23 February 1883, emigrated to the USA prior to 1903 when he was working in Elizabeth, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania as a miner. The family grew and relocated to Akron, Ohio. Theodore was married to Anica KOPKA (born 2 August 1882 somewhere in Austria-Hungary.) Her parents were Wasil KOPKA and Ana HOMZA. Theodore's parents,
    Stevo LONCAR and Jelena KAPETANOVIC were still in Podborje. I would love to hear from anyone familiar with Daruvar or any of these surnames. It might be nice to find some potential parishes to obtain records from.


    PAPA, Sonia
    eMail address: lady-havoc@erols.com

    I am looking for any information regarding the ancestors of Marko PAPA (born 9 March 1902 at Jakovlje, Croatia; died 19 October 1958 at Zagreb, Croatia) and his wife Ana KUS (born 30 August 1911 at Okoli, Croatia (?); died 15 October 1984 at Zagreb, Croatia). They had five children who lived; by birth order they are: Vladimir, Vlasta, Slavica, Ana and Marko. I would appreciate any information and will gladly share what information I have.


    PARKER-BOZYLINSKI, Joyce
    eMail address: joycesteve@email.msn.com

    I am looking for information on the following surnames: SNELLER, PELENKA, MARJERLE and PERKO. My grandfather (Rudolph SNELLER) and his mother (Anne who's last name was either PELENKA or MARJERLE) lived at Crested Butte, Colorado where he was a miner. Records indicate she emigrated to the U.S. in 1890 and he was born in 1880. I don't know what happened to his father John or George (different names on different records). I believe they came from either the Zagreb or Karlovac area. My great grandmother Anne's sister Katherine was married to a PERKO and they owned a mercantile store at Crested Butte, Colorado.


    PERRY, David
    eMail address: dbperry@yesic.com

    I am trying to get some information about my Croatian ancestry. I know very little about my grandparents so the information that I can give you is very sparse. My grandmother's name (not sure of the spelling) was Lubitsa SHERIC. She was born at, I believe, Zagreb in 1919 and had emigrated to Canada in 1938. She died at St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada in 1995. My grandfather's name was Mathew FANYECK (or FANYEK) and was born in 1898. I don't
    know which city or when he had emigrated to Canada, but, I know that it was many years before my grandmother. I had heard that he had been married once before marrying my grandmother. He died in 1953 or 1954. Any help is appreciated.


    POPEC, Drago
    Australia
    eMail address: drago@melbpc.org.au

    My name is Drago POPEC. I am searching for anyone with a surname of POPEC who may be related. I emigrated to Australia in 1969 together with my parents Stjepan and Marija POPEC and brother Branko and sister Stefica. We lived at Ovcara, near Cepin in Slavonija, Croatia until 1969. My grandparent's names were Mato and Marija POPEC who were from Zdala, Podravina; both now are deceased. I would appreciate if any one with information on these names, or who also have the same surname, contacts me.


    RENDULICH, Lora
    eMail address: LoraRend@aol.com

    Peter RENDULICH and Mary STADJUHAR of Rukavicha, Croatia (near Zagreb) married at Rillton, Pennsylvania. Both were born around 1895 - 1900. Peter had two brothers Tony and Matt (went to Canada and California). Mary had two brothers, Adam and Paul. If you can add to my information, I would be most appreciative.


    ROSENBERG, Belinda
    eMail address: WindstarBC@aol.com

    I am researching information on my grandfather, Josef Frank KUCEK, born 13 August 1889 in Croatia. He emigrated to the USA via New York, New York on 1 November 1910. He married Anne Katherine SHAGINA (also listed SEGINA) and settled in Allegheny county, Pennsylvania. Other variations on his name include KUCHEK and KUCZEK. I am particularly interested in learning his place of birth and parents' names.


    ROTTIERS, Geert
    Belgium
    eMail address:

    I would like to ask you if there is any information about the Croatian Regiment 369 that was fighting with the Germany army at Stalingrad. That Regiment was part of the 100th jaegerdivision of the German 6th Army at Stalingrad. Maybe you can tell me more about it or mayby you know where I can find that information.

    STIMAC, Robert K.
    eMail address: rstimac@iquest.net

    I am trying to research my grandparents STIMAC and FORENPOHAR genealogy. My grandfather: Joseph Andrew STIMAC, was born March 1882 in Croatia. He came to the US in 1900, settling in Painesdale, Michigan. My grandmother, Matilda FORENPOHAR, born March 1887 at Mrkopoly, Croatia, came to US in 1905 with her sister Mildred, settling at Painesdale, Michigan.


    VENTURINI, Donna
    eMail address: venturin@erols.com

    I am searching for information on my families surnames KUNF and PAUNOVIC. My grandfather, Anton KUNF was born in 1890 at Blagaj Slunj. He spent part of his youth at Zagreb. He met his wife Anna PAUNOVIC at McKeesport Pennsylvania. She also was from Slunj and had cousins with the last names of FLANJAK, MUIC, and MULAC. Croatian is the language that the grandparents spoke in the home. Any information that you send would be helpful. Many thanks.


    WELLICHAN, Carlos Eduardo
    Rua Miguel Giometti, 671 - cep 13566-180 - So Carlos (SP), Brazil
    eMail address:"mailto:wellicha@zaz.com.br">wellicha@zaz.com.br

    My grandfather, first name Ivan, was born 23 June 1883, at Spisic Bukovica, Croatia, according to church records of his marriage at Ibitinga (SP), Brazil on 12 October 1907. His parents were Martin VELLICHA and Anna MARCHETTE (she died prior to my ancestors emigratted into Brazil; I don't know when). Martin married Caterine (maiden surname unknown). Martin, Caterine, Ivan and Maria (Martin and Caterine's daugther) emigrated to Brazil, arrivibg 4 December 1899, on the ship "Guernica". My grandmother, Maria RACHAN, also was born in Spisic Bukovica, but I don't know her date of birth (around 1886/1887). Her parents were Matheus RACHAN and Catharina LELIK (or LELIGH). They also emigrated to Brazil (I don't know when). Perhaps they came with the Martin family. I hope to find out more abou my surname.

    The spelling WELLICHAN is used in Brazil by every Ivan and Maria's children, may be a derivation another surname or adaptation to Portuguese Language (where W sounds like V). My grandfather used for himself the spelling VELLICH, VELLICHAN, VELLICHIO and WILLICHAM. Is it possible that the Roman Catholic church records of my grandfather's birth or the official civil transcripts of birth might show his surname as it was originally spelled in Croatian ? How can I get these records?

    Still about Spisic Bukovica, I have a letter dated 2 February 1948 (from Krems, Arnstein 74, Post Voitsberg, Styria - Austria ), sent by Maria KOPP to her nephew Pl_nio, my uncle, with who she exchanged a few letters and photos during the years 194? To 1948. She wrote about her brother Franz, that year living in Spisic Bukovica, near Agram (Zagreb today ?). I would like make contact with any relatives that still living at Spisic Bukovica area. I would like learn more about Spisic Bukovica, near Virovitica, or are there other cities in Croatia with the same name?. If anyone can help, I would be grateful.


    ZORNJAK, Louis
    eMail address: lzorn@rmi.net

    My grandparents came to this country USA about the early 1900, don't know where they came in yet still searching. I went to the church where they married and the priest game this information about them: Peter ZORNJAK from Zlijebac, Brdovac, Son of George and Ana nee' ANTOLIC, born in 1881. That is all the information I have on him. My grandmother Helen TUSINEC, Sveti, Samobor, Daughter of Martin and Anastasia was born 1883, so if anybody can
    give me some information about where to go from here that would apreciate it.


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