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WE WILL NOT FORGET JUNE 4th!


June 4, 2014 will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the massacre in Beijing of hundreds if not thousands of unarmed Chinese citizens by troops acting on direct orders from the top rulers of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).  (The exact number of fatalities is unknown and in dispute.) The world knows this tragedy as the Tiananmen Massacre. Starting in mid-April 1989, hundreds of thousands of peaceful demonstrators and their supporters in Beijing protested against official corruption, for economic justice, and democratization of China's authoritarian political system. Similar demonstrations occurred in nearly two hundred cities throughout China. Sensing a threat to their monopoly of power, CCP rulers led by Deng Xiaoping branded the peaceful demonstrations a counter-revolutionary uprising. They chose to employ deadly force rather than engage in constructive dialogue. Despite significant opening in Chinese society since 1989, the authorities have prohibited any public discussion of what in Chinese is referred to simply as liu si (June 4th). It is time to break that silence.

We, the undersigned, bound to China by professional and personal ties, are deeply concerned about its future well-being which, we believe, requires frank and open discussion of its past. Therefore, we call upon our colleagues around the world in schools and universities, civic organizations, foundations, research institutions, non-governmental organizations, and similar entities to sponsor and convene public events between April 15 and June 4, 2014, to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of liu si in the form of teach-ins, lectures, memorial marches, press conferences, and other appropriate forms. Such events may serve to memorialize the victims, educate the public about what actually occurred in China in the spring of 1989, consider the significance of June 4 for the subsequent course of Chinese politics, and stimulate ongoing discussions in China about the imperative of genuine political reform.
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Tiananmen Initiative Project

Contact: Steven I. Levine, Department of History, University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812 USA
Steven.Levine@mso.umt.edu
(406) 777-9802


Testimonials


"The world must never forget."

- Winston Lord, former U.S. Ambassador to China

Respecting human rights is the universe principle for human society. However the Chinese authorities brutely cracked down the peaceful demonstration in Beijing on June 4-9,1989. Thousands of people were killed during the crackdown. 25 years passed, lots of people in china were put into prison for fighting for freedom of speech, assembly, religion, etc since then.

The Chinese authorities become more severely since Xi became a new dictator since last year. I never forget the Tiananmen Massacre in 1989 and never forget the tragedy have happened in China since 1949.

To make change in China from dictatorship to constitutional democracy is the only way to change the situation in China. However, it will still take one decade around to evolve this.


-Youcai Wang, Independent Scholar

Through commemorative activities, we denounce the crimes of the evil party that massacred students. I also hope that through commemorative activities we can let the peoples of the world clearly recognize the features of the bogus government and prevent the communist education from poisoning the world. I will actively take part in all kinds of commemorative events.

-Xinchao Chen, Australia

The lies of a despotic government cannot cover up history that is written in blood.

-Professor Zhou Fengxiao

In the end history will restore the truth and destroy the dictators.

-Bob Chen, Hong Kong

Uphold liberalism; oppose the Chinese Communist tyranny.

-Mr. Henry Guo, Sweden

I am a Chinese of the June 4 generation. In order to defend human rights, implement democracy and the rule of law in the country, I willingly forget my home to receive instruction and am heedless of my own safety on the eve of battle.

- C.S., China

Let us see the true face of June 4 and put an end to dictatorial rule.

- Chu Cai, United States

For twenty-five years this problem has not been resolved; the people can wait no longer!

 - Liqun Chen, United States

A government that slaughters its own citizens should be overturned!

- Mr. F.G., China

As one of the diplomats in Beijing at the time, including visits in the Square over two weeks and then at the Beijing Hotel watching events during the night and morning, I remain convinced that keeping the conscience of the world aware of what really happened is key to eventual "reversal of verdicts" within China. We owe it to those who were killed and their families. China needs to own its real history.

- Mr. Michael Ceurvorst, retired U.S. Foreign Service Officer

I'm a 20-year-old Chinese student. I barely heard of Liu Si until I study abroad. It's such a taboo in modern China that my parents who actually participated the protest in Shanghai weren't even sure what happened in Beijing at the time. We still don't. I watched a movie called "The Truman Show", and I say to myself:"If they can lie about such a massacre, then everything about my life, everything I've heard about and believed for the last 20 years, could be nothing more than a lie." Moreover, the Chinese society has developed a new tide of democracy and appeal to human rights for the last few years, which, has been severely hit (of course). If we just forget what our people went through in 1989 and we don't pressure the government to tell the truth, this could happen again.

-Ms. C.Z., student, China

The date June 4, 1989 at Tiananmen has entered into history and into all our memories. We shall not forget the victims of this massacre.

- Patrick Bonnassieux, president, Tibet Chine Actualité


I taught in China before and never really shared this with my students in the mainland. I guess it's the pressure on people's mind to not speak about it openly in the mainland.

Well at this 25th year, I am currently teaching in Thailand. I would like to share this with my middle school students to commemorate the people suffered in this event. I hope my country will one day in my life time, own up the responsibility and apologise to the people.


- Ms. W.Z., China

Signatories


Please note: to protect the personal safety of signatories from within the PRC, we will only note their first and last initial.

Professor Johannes Adamsen, Denmark

Professor Ken Anderson, Seigakuin, Japan

Mr. Hermann Aubié, PhD student, Finland

Ms. Marie-Rose Baboin, teacher (ret.), France

Professor David Bachman, University of Washington, US

Mr. Alexander Ballard, Independent Scholar, US

Mr. Stephen Barru, translator/editor, US

Mr. David Bartel, PhD Candidate, France

Mr. Beauregard Johnson, artist, US 

Professor Jean-Philippe Béja, Centre nationale de la 
recherche scientifiques, Hong Kong

Mr. Thomas Benner, attorney, Amnesty International, US

Professor Gregor Benton, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Mr. Mitch Berman, writer, Columbia University, US

Professor (Emeritus) Thomas P. Bernstein, Columbia University, US

Mr. Ralph Bi, engineer, Canada

Mr. S.B., China

Mr. Dominic Blewett, writer, UK

Mr. L.B., China

Professor Ekaterina Bogoslovskaia, Capital University, US

Mr. Patrick Bonnassieux, President, Tibet Chine Actualité, France

Ms. Ellen Bork, Foreign Policy Initiative, US

Mr. Christopher Brayshaw, artist/entrepreneur, Canada

Mr. Eric B. Brown, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute, US

Mr. Pierre Brun, consultant, University of Zurich

Dr. Katia Buffetrille, Ph.D., Researcher, École Pratiques des Hautes Études, France

Professor Jeoffrey Bull, Humber College, Canada 

Mr. Richard Burger, blogger, US

Mr. Geordie Burnett Stuart, farmer, National Farmers Union of Scotland, UK

Ms. Tiffany Butzbaugh, retired teacher, US

Mr. C.C., China

Mr. Chu Cai, editor, United States

Ms. Shirley Cao, writer, poet, translator, Canada

Ms. Y.C., student, China

Mr. Michael Cappellli, US

Dr. Kevin Joseph Carrico, Post-doctoral Fellow, Stanford University, US

Professor James Carter, Saint Joseph's University, US

Mr. Michael Ceurvorst, U.S. Foreign Service Officer (ret.), US

Mr. Ling Chai, Founder and President, All Girls Allowed, surviving Tianamen student leader, US

Mr. Ken Chan, engineer, US

Senior Lecturer, Yin Ha Chan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Mr. Gordon G. Chang, author, US

Associate Research Fellow, Wen-Chin Chang, Center for Asia-Pacific Area Studies, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

Mr. Henry Chau, retired, Vancouver Society in Support of Democratic Movement, Canada

Mr. Abraham Chen, pastor, US

Mr. Alexander Chen, network technician, US

Mr. Kuide Chen, Executive Director, Princeton China Initiative, US

Ms. Liqun Chen, China Democracy Party Overseas Auxiliary, US

Professor Titus C. Chen, National Chengchi University, Taiwan

Mr. Weiming Chen, sculptor, US

Mr. Yihong Chen, student, US

Mr. Y.C., China

Ms. Y.C., student, China

Mr. James Cheng, independent scholar and journalist, The China Reporters Foundation, US

Mr. Luo Cheng, France

Mr. Georgiy Chernyavskiy, researcher, Johns Hopkins University, US

Professor Anna Cheung, US

Ms. Che Chi, student, France

Mr. Yu-Tai Chia, retired engineer, Taiwan


Mr. Toby G. Chiu, retired history teacher, US

Ms. Suk Fong Choi, Hong Kong

Mr. Norman Choy, journalist, AppleDaily, Hong Kong

Professor Peggy S. Christoff, Stonybrook University, US

Professor Katherine Chu, California State University, US

Mr. Sean Clinton, technical program manager, Apple Inc., US

Professor Rena V. Cochlin, University of Santa Cruz, US

Constitutional Amendment Campaign by Chinese Citizens

Professor Alam Corlos, Italy

Mr. Jim Cowan, social worker (ret.), Amnesty International, US

Professor John A. Crespi, Colgate University, US

Mr. Pedro Cristovao, web developer, Portugal

Mr. James Crocker, author, US

Mr. Wuwei Cungu, independent thinker, Canada

Ms. Kelley Currie, senior fellow, Project 2049 Institute, US 

Mr. Li Da, engineer and Tiananmen survivor, US

Professor Wang Dan, National Tsing Hua University, Tiananmen student leader and survivor, Taiwan

Ms. Angeli Datt, US

Professor Michael C. Davis, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Ms. Brigitte Demoustier, activist, France

Professor Martin Dewhirst, University of Glasgow, Scotland

Mr. Hongfu Ding, Independent Scholar, US

Professor June Teufel Dreyer, University of Miami, US

Independent Scholar Arif Dirlik, Global Center for Advanced Studies, US

Professor Josephine Chiu-Duke, University of British Columbia, Canada

Professor (Emeritus) Michael S. Duke, University of British Columbia, Canada

Mr. Don Dunwell, journalist, US

Mr. Remy Engelmann, France

Professor (Emeritus) Joseph W. Esherick, University of California at San Diego, US

Professor José Elías Esteve, University of Valencia, Spain

Dr. Marie-Dominique Even, M.D., Centre nationale de la recherche scientifiques, France

Mr. M.F., educator, China

Mr. Zheng Fang, Tiananmen Survivor, US

Mr. Charles Faulkner, concerned individual, US

Mr. Lee Feigon, Independent Scholar, US

Professor Chongyi Feng, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia

Mr. Congde Feng, Tiananmen Survivor and Student Leader, US

Ms. Su-ying Feng, retired, US

Professor Joel Fetzer, Pepperdine University,

Mr. Charles Firneno, citizen, US

Ms. Gely Flo, teacher, France

Mr. Thierry Fontaine, France

Mr. Michael Fonte, Director, Taiwan DPP Mission in the US, US 

Professor (honoraire) Neil Forsyth, University of Lausanne, Switzerland

Professor (Emeritus) Edward Friedman, University of Wisconsin, US

Mr. Qingdong Fu, service engineer

Mr. Robert A. Gagnon, retired/businessman, Canada

Mr. F.G., China

Mr. Roger Garside, author, retired diplomat, UK

Ms. Rochelle Gatlin, community college teacher (ret.), US

Ms. Diane Gatterdam, human rights activist, US

Mr. George Ge, technician, US

Professor Peter Gohz Ngya, Hong Kong Institute of Asian Studies, Hong Kong

Mr. Norbert Goldfield, physician, US

Professor Anne Goldstein, Western New England University, US

Mr. Yi Gu, student, US

Luoji Guo, Senior Research Fellow (emeritus ), Harvard Law School, US

Mr. Paul Guo, Pastor, US

Ms. L. Hammond, English educator, US

Mr. Lianchao Han, attorney, US

Ms. Pia Näsman-Hao, teacher, France

Mr. W.H., China

Mr. Yu Hao, student, France

Ms. Judy He, teacher, US

Mr. Robert He, business director, US

Ms. Y.H., student, China

Mr. Vien Ho, computer programmer, US

Professor Beth Holmgren, Duke University, US

Professor Marie Holzman, President, Solidarité Chine, France

Mr. Charles Horner, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute, US

Mr. L.H., general manager, China

Mr. Ping Hu, Editor, Beijing Spring Magazine, US

Mr. H.H., student, China

Mr. Hebian Huang, editor, Canada

Mr. Louis Huang, Research Fellow, Canada

Mr. Shixu Huang, pro-democracy activist, China Alliance of Democracy, US

Mr. H.H., student, China

Ms. Gloria Huffman, teacher (ret.), US

Professor Victoria Hui, University of Notre Dame, US

Professor Hofung Hung, Johns Hopkins University, US

Mr. Chih-Ming Hu, retired physicist/engineer, Silicon Valley for Democracy in China, US

Professor Ruth Hung, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Professor Dongyoun Hwang, Soka University of America, US

Professor J. Bruce Jacobs, Monash University, Australia

Mr. Dav Jeck, researcher, UK

Harlan W. Jencks, Ph.D., University of California, US

Ms. Joanne Jin, data administrator, US

Mr. T.J., software engineer, China

Mr. C.J., art dealer, China

Mr. Will Johnson, Financial Services Industry, US

Professor Nicholas A. Kaldis, Binghamton University (S.U.N.Y.), US

Professor Xiazhi Ke, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Professor (Emerita) Barbara Keller, Capital University, US

Ms. Dollie Kelly, retired clinical psychologist, US

Mr. Cornelius Kelly, medical ethicist (ret.), US

Professor Jeffrey Kinkley, St. John's University, US

Mr. Alexander Kolchinsky, Researcher Fellow (retired), University of Illinois at Chicago, US

Mr. L.K., public servant, China

Ms. Anu Kumar, writer, US

Ms. Kanako Kuramitsu, language teacher, Finland/Japan

Ms. Anita Kurtz-Magee, retired teacher, US

Mr. X.K., China

Mr. A.L., freelance journalist, Canada

Mr. Scott Lahti, cultural historian, US

Ms. Irene Lam, teacher, US

Mr. L.L., translator, China

Mr. Meng Lang, poet, Hong Kong

Mr. Yunguan Law, engineer, Canada

Ms. Allison Lee, art teacher, Canada

Ms. Susanne Lee, writer, US

Mr. Fred Leong, retired, US

Ms. Ann Leong, retired, US

Professor (Emerita) Madeline G. Levine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US

Professor Steven I. Levine, University of Montana, US

Ms. Faye Leung, free citizen, Republic of China

Mr. H.L., IT consultant, China

Mr. Da Li, researcher, Human Rights Watch, US

Mr. Xiaorong Li, consultant/freelance writer, US

Mr. Ray Lilley, journalist, New Zealand

Mr. Chiao-Ying Lin  

Mr. Ming Lin, student, US
  
Professor Perry Link, University of California at Riverside, US

Professor (ret.) Arthur Lipow, Co-Director, Center for Global Peace and Democracy, US


Ms. Gretchen Lipow, Center for Global Peace and Democracy, US

Ms. Reggie Littlejohn, Founder and President, Women's Rights Without Frontiers, US

Professor David Palumbo-Liu, Stanford University, US

Ms. Wen Liu, writer, US

Professor Kwai-Cheung Lo, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong

Mr. J.L., student, China

Mr. Marven Lyew, student, US

Mr. J.M., scholar, Trinity College, US

Research Professor Roderick MacFarquhar, Harvard University, US

Professor (emeritus) Stephen MacKinnon, Arizona State University, US

Mr. William Magginis, student, US

Ms. Kim Man, travel consultant, Canada

Mr. James Mann, fellow-in-residence, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, US

Professor Surjit Mansingh, American University, US

Mr. M.M., China

Professor Elliott Mark, Harvard University, US

Professor Thomas Maroukis, Capital University, US

Ms. Lynne Martin, retired, US

Mr. Scott Matthews, Flagship Youth Development Coordinator, US

Professor Glenn Anthony May, University of Oregon, US

Ms. Nicolette McConnell, teacher (ret.), US


Professor Barret L. McCormick, Marquette University, US

Ms. Kathleen McLaughlin, research specialist (ret.), University of Montana, US

Mr. Z.M., Independent Scholar, China

Mr. Doug Merwin, publisher, US

Dr. Alice L. Miller, Stanford University, US

Professor (ret.) Joseph Miller, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US

Mr. Stephen Miller, Independent Scholar, US

Jonathan Mirsky, Ph.D., journalist and writer, London, UK

Mr. Paul J. Mooney, journalist, US

Mr. Tom Morris, human rights campaigner (ret.), Canada

Ms. Stacy Mosher, translator from Chinese, US

Mr. Harbans Mukhia, National Fellow, Indian Council of Historical Research, India

Mr. Tsoi Wing Mui, journalist, Hong Kong


Mr. Z.M., farmer, China

Professor Andrew J. Nathan, Columbia University, US

Ms. Susanna Nied, translator, PEN International, US

Mr. Roger Ning, engineer, US

Mr. Sean O'Donnell, teacher, US

Mr. Choi Omen, Independent Scholar, US

Reverend Steve Oreskovich, Episcopal Clergy, US

Professor Ken Ostrand (ret.), Villanova University, US

Professor Mariusz Ozminkowski, California State Polytechnic  University, US/Poland

Ms. X.P., student, China

Professor Alexander V. Pantsov, Capital University, US

Professor Kyungseok Park, Incheon University, Korea

Mr. Sunil Pawar, control engineer, India

Mr. Jason Pearson, CEO, TRUTHStudio, US

Professor David Petrasek, University of Ottawa, Canada

Professor Steven Phillips, Towson University, US

Mr. H.P., China

Mr. Z.Q., software engineer, China

Mr. Qin Ji, US

Mr. Olivier Qin, teacher, US

Mr. W.R., consultant, Hong Kong

Professor John Rapp, Beloit College, US

Professor (Emeritus) Peter Reddaway, George Washington University, US

Professor (Emeritus) John Shelton Reed, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US

Mr. Roland Reimers, student, UK

Ms. Sophie Richardson, China Director, Human Rights Watch, US

Professor Bruce Robinson (ret.), University of Texas at Austin, US

Ms. Eileen Robison, college administrator, US

Professor Donald Rodgers, Austin College, US

Professor (Emeritus) J.S. Rohsenow, University of Illinois at Chicago, US

Mr. Alex Rose, human rights activist, US

Mr. Joshua Rosenzweig, PhD candidate, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Mr. Ken Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch, US

Professor (Emeritus) Marshall Sahlins, The University of Chicago, US

Mr. Thubten Samdup, Tibet activist, Canada

Ms. Eileen Sansom, concerned citizen, US

Mr. Scott Savitt, journalist, author, Durham, North Carolina, US

Ms. Philippa de Sausmarez, retired, France

Professor (Emeritus) Morton Schagrin, SUNY at Fredonia, US

Professor Mike Shang, Brigham Young University, US

Mr. Charles Shao, retired engineer, US

Ms. Fiona Shen, Australia

Mr. John Shen, system administrator, US

Ms. Catherine Shi, writer, Canada

Ms. Huang Sih-Jie, student, Taiwan

Mr. John Simms, logician (ret.), US

Ms. Xing Siyao, student, Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales

Mr. L.S., China

Mr C.S., lawyer, China

Mr. Charlie Smith, co-founder, GreatFire.org, China

Mr. Leo Slaggie, attorney (ret.), US

Professor Yongi Song, California State University, US

Professor Howard Spendelow, Georgetown University, US

Professor Elliot Sperling, Indiana University, US

Ms. Marianne Spiegel, senior researcher, Human Rights Watch, US

Professor Marie-Madeleine Stey, Capital University, US

Ms. Rebecca Stebbins, educator, US

Mr. Nicholas Stember, graduate student, Canada

Mr. Alan Stewart, author, Progressive Global Commons, US

Mr. Roy Sturgeon, librarian, Tulane University, US

Mr. Schwinn Su, computer engineer, CalTrans, US

Ms. Yutong Su, journalist, Germany

Mr. S.C.Y., China

Mr. Y.S., China

Mr. GangLiang Tan, student, Canada

Mr. Kevin Tan, student, US

Ms. Danhong Tang, writer, teacher, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Ms. Rose Tang, writer, activist, artist, US

Mr. Oliver Tao, Senior Staff Engineer, Minnesota Chinese Democracy Foundation, US

Professor William Thornton, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan

Mr. John J. Tkacik Jr., U.S. Foreign Service, retired, US

Mr. Ming To, retired engineer, Canada


Mr. L.T., doctor, China

Ms. Tenzing Tsayong, student, US

Mr. Lionel Tung, engineer, US

Mr. Samson Tu, research scientist, Stanford University, US

Professor (Emeritus) Andrew Twaddle, University of Missouri, US

Mr. M.T., student, China

Professor Carsten Vala, Loyola University Maryland, US

Mr. Kristof Van den Troost, lecturer, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Mr. Chinh Dang Vu, consultant, France

Professor Arthur Waldron, University of Pennsylvania, US

Mr. Fidel Wang, security guard, Canada

Mr. Jason Wang, US

Mr. Kevin Wang, student, US

Mr. Ning Wang, freelancer, Canada

Mr. Shuoshuo Wang, Postdoctoral Fellow, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel

Mr. Sibo Wang, student, US/China

Mr. Youcai Wang, Independent Scholar, US

Professor Yuan-kang Wang, Western Michigan University, US

Mr. Zhou Jie Wang, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Mr. Jun Wang, Independent Scholar, Alliance of the Guard for Canadian Value, Canada

Professor Jeffrey Wasserstrom, University of California, Irvine, US

Professor Terry Weidner, University of Montana, US

Mr. Xin Weiss, tutor, New Zealand

Mr. Yunchao Wen, media industry, US/China

Professor Timothy Weston, University of Colorado, US

Mr. Winston Lord, former U.S. Ambassador to China, US

Mr. A. Winthrop, journalist (ret.), US/Hong Kong

Ms. April Wolff, retired social worker, US

Ms. Tiffany Wong, student, University of Chicago

Mr. Chung Chu Woo, structural engineer, Vancouver Society in Support of Demoncratic Movement, Canada

Mr. Yi Wu, data analyst, US

Mr. S.W., engineer, China

Mr. T.W., student, China


Mr. N.W., student, China

Mr. Congzhi Xia, PhD student and teaching assistant, US 

Professor Ming Xia, City University of New York, US

Mr. L.X., engineer and Tiananmen survivor, China

Ms. G.X., lawyer, China

Mr. Jeffrey Xing, IT professional, Canada

Mr. G.X., business owner, China

Mr. Liping Xu, Independent Scholar, US

Mr. Ming Xu, US

Mr. Qi Xue, businessman, China/US

Ms. J.X., student, New Zealand

Professor Michael B. Yahuda, George Washington University, US

Dr. Bruce Yang, US

Dr. Jianli Yang, Initiatives for China/Citizen Power for China, Japan

Mr. Y.Y., China

Professor (ret.) Albert Yee, University of Montana, US

Mr. Jiang Yefei, Chinese exile, Thailand

Professor Emily Yeh, University of Colorado, US

Professor (Emeritus) Anthony C. Yu,  The University of Chicago, US

Professor Maochun Yu, educator, US

Mr. Jim Yuan, transportation industry, US

Mr. A.Z., writer, China

Ms. W.Z., educator, China

Mr. Wang Zang, poet and writer

Professor Peter Zarrow, University of Connecticut, US

Professor Boshu Zhang, Columbia University, US


Ms. Clara Zhang, student, China

Mr. Hai Zhang, sales manager, US

Mr. H.Z., student, China

Ms. Rui Zhang, student and daughter of Tiananmen dissident, US

Mr. Tao Zhang, economic manager, Germany

Mr. Z.Z., insurance broker, China

Ms. Jian Zhao, tax consultant, Germany

Ms. Xiunan Zhao, student, US

Mr. Yunlong Zhao, student, United Kingdom

Mr. T.Z., student, China 

Mr. Liquan Zhu, Independent Scholar


Mr. Abraham Zodick, student, US

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