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Spandau Prison was created in 1876.

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The Spandau military prison was constructed in 1876 as a military detention center, and demolished in 1987 to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine. It was located in the borough of Spandau in western Berlin.

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Spandau Prison was constructed in 1876 in the Spandau district of Berlin, Germany. It served as a detention facility for over a century, housing various political prisoners and war criminals. However, the prison was demolished in 1987 after its last inmate, Rudolf Hess, died.

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Rudolf Hess, Nazi war criminal was the last prisoner held at Spandau prison and from 1966 until his death in 1987 was the only prisoner held there. After his death the prison was demolished.

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Spandau is the name of an area within the city of Berlin. It dates back to the 7th century. The origin of the word is unclear. Spandau is famous for its castle, the "Zitadelle Spandau" which is now often used for concerts and festivals. Spandau is probably even more famous for the Spandau military prison that was located there from 1876 until 1987. Rudolf Hess was the most famous prisoner to be incarcerated there, and the ONLY prisoner there from 1966 until his death in 1987. After his death the prison was demolished. The prison site is now a shopping center.

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The clock served to inform waiting family et al. of the exact time a prisoner was being released i. e. "prison time", which was not necessarily local time. James B. Casey Jr. (First Lieutenant ) Officer of the Guard Spandau Prison 1971

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Spandau's population is 223,962.

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Reformation - Spandau Ballet album - was created in 2002.

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The area of Spandau is 91.91 square kilometers.

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Spandau Ballet ended in 1990.

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The Best of Spandau Ballet was created in 1980.

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CSC 5th of the 502nd was the last American Unit . They were actually the unit guarding him when he committed suicide.

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The Collection - Spandau Ballet album - was created in 1999.

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Gold - Spandau Ballet song - was created in 1983.

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True - Spandau Ballet song - was created in 1982.

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Parade - Spandau Ballet album - was created on 1984-05-25.

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True - Spandau Ballet album - was created on -19-11-10.

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Original Gold - Spandau Ballet album - was created in 2000.

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Spandau Prison is noteworthy because it served as the detention centre for all those (seven) convicted at the Nuerenbourg trials for Nazi war crimes. The most noteworthy of these was Rudolf Hess who was third most powerful man in germany during the 30's and 40's behind Hitler and Goring. He served a life sentance at Spandau taking his own life in 1987 after 21 years as the prisons only inmate, at the age of 93. You can tell exactly how important spandau prison remains as a symbol by the fact that it was knocked down and tarmaced over when hess died so it would not be turned into a pilgriimage site for Neo Nazi's. (The same recently happened in Wunsiedel where Hess was buried, as local authorities were alarmed each year when neo nazi's would turn up around the aniversary of his death and upset locals, and so in July 2011 he was exumed and cremeted to be scattered at sea)

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The Singles Collection - Spandau Ballet album - was created in 1985-11.

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Spandau Ballet is usually classified as part of the British New Wave of pop rock in the 1980s.

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CHESS = C (Roman numeral for 100) + HESS (Rudolf Hess, last war criminal held in Spandau Prison).

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Rudolph Hess. Hitler's right hand man and deputy flew to England and sought to make peace with the British. He died in Spandau prison during the '80s I believe.

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No. He was found to be guilty of war crimes at the Nuremberg trials, after World War 2. However, he was not given a death sentence, but was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He ended up serving the full sentence. He is famous for having written a biography of the the Third Reich and of his time at Spandau Prison.

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Gold...

Dance company = Ballet

Rudolf Hess' castle = Spandau

Spandau Ballet hit = Gold

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Spandau Ballet, from their 1983 album also titled True. The song went to #1 in the UK and peaked at #4 in the US.

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ZIP is a US term - the rest of the world just calls them postal codes. 13403, 13407, and 13409 are postal codes used in Spandau.

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There were a total of 24 individuals who were convicted in the Nuremberg trials. Out of these, 12 were sentenced to death, three were acquitted, and the remaining individuals received prison sentences ranging from 10 years to life.

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From a grafitti painting on a toilet in Berlin

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it was a musical group. ====))))))

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Twin Spandau machine guns.

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spandau ballet

Actually the original hit was a duet with Stevie Nicks and John Stewart in 1979....

Then in 1983, Spandau Ballet had a hit with a different song but with the same title...

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The song "True" by Spandau Ballet can be listened to on iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, Groovy Fish, Amazon, YouTube, Daily Motion, Metacafe, Beat 100, MTV.

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Spandau Ballet The Reformation Tour 2009 - Live at the O2 - 2009 TV is rated/received certificates of:

Australia:M

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Spandau Ballet sang the song True in 1983.

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It is in Berlin and goes from Havel at Spandau to Spree at Berlin.

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