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Josef Salvat is an Australian singer. He's famous for his cover of Rihanna's song "Diamonds".
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Josef K was the main character in Franz Kafka's The Trial.
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Josef Čapek (1887-1945) was a Czech painter, graphic artist, stage designer and writer.
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Josef Albers (1888-1976) was a German-born painter, designer, writer and teacher.
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Makes me think of that Nazi physician Josef Mengele.
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This spelling makes me think of Josef Fritzl, the Austrian man who held his daughter hostage and fathered children with her.
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Josef Kaplický (19th March 1889, Vysoké Mýto - 1st February 1962, Prague) was painter, graphic designer, sculptor, designer and theoretician.
Josef Kaplický (18th April 1995) was son of Jan Kaplický and grandson of Josef Kaplický (KAHP-lit-skee).
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Josef Kaplický (18th April 1995) was son of Jan Kaplický and grandson of Josef Kaplický (KAHP-lit-skee).
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Famous bearers:
Jazz singer Josef Erich Zawinul, born 7 July 1932, Wien, Österreich. Date of Death: 11 September 2007, Wien, Austria. Singer Josef Vojtek, born 21 June 1965 Teplice, Czechoslovakia. Actor Josef Dvořák, born 25 April 1942, Horní Cerekev, Czechoslovakia.
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Jazz singer Josef Erich Zawinul, born 7 July 1932, Wien, Österreich. Date of Death: 11 September 2007, Wien, Austria. Singer Josef Vojtek, born 21 June 1965 Teplice, Czechoslovakia. Actor Josef Dvořák, born 25 April 1942, Horní Cerekev, Czechoslovakia.
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Stalin, baby! All the way! USSR! Soviet Union! All that jazz! But it's still a very nice name.
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After his military service in the Eastern Front he was assigned to the Race and Settlement Main Office. In 1943 he applied for a transfer to Auschwitz concentration camp, which was accepted. During his service in Auschwitz he developed a macabre reputation for conducting medical experiments on inmates, especially on children. He was also responsible for choosing those who were gassed and those who weren't. His cheerful personality and unbothered mannerisms while doing all of this, combined with his good looks and dapper appearance, earned him the nickname of "The Angel of Death" among the camp prisoners.
He escaped to Argentina after the war. As time went on more and more Holocaust survivors came forward with first hand accounts of his atrocities... but he evaded his own manhunt, dodging the capture efforts of the Mossad, West Germany and several Nazi hunters. He moved to Paraguay, while finally settling in Brazil, where he died in 1979.