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Did you know... that
XU leader Lauritz Sand was turned in to the
Gestapo by a female Norwegian
Abwehr agent?
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"despite having every bone in his body systematically broken" sounds like hyperbole. That is
206 bones, some of which when fractured usually cause paralysis or death. Others are inaccessible to fracture (e.g. the bones of the middle ear). I am unable to access reference 1 but am tentatively placing the claim in quotation marks to indicate it is likely to be a figure of speech uttered by someone wishing to make the point that many of his bones were broken. The reference needs checking.Dubbinu |
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A fact from Lauritz Sand appeared on Wikipedia's
Main Page in the Did you know column on 13 June 2009 (
check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
Did you know... that
XU leader Lauritz Sand was turned in to the
Gestapo by a female Norwegian
Abwehr agent?
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"despite having every bone in his body systematically broken" sounds like hyperbole. That is
206 bones, some of which when fractured usually cause paralysis or death. Others are inaccessible to fracture (e.g. the bones of the middle ear). I am unable to access reference 1 but am tentatively placing the claim in quotation marks to indicate it is likely to be a figure of speech uttered by someone wishing to make the point that many of his bones were broken. The reference needs checking.Dubbinu |
t |
c23:07, 26 August 2016 (UTC)reply