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dbpedia:Christopher_Draper
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Squadron Commander Christoper Draper DSC (15 April 1892 – 16 January 1979), was an English flying ace of World War I. His penchant for flying under bridges earned him the nickname "the Mad Major." After the war he became a film star through his work both as a stunt pilot and as an actor. During the 1930s he worked for a time as a British secret agent, serving as a double agent to Nazi Germany. He returned to the Navy in World War II.
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Christopher Draper Draper, Christopher
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The Mad Major
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British WWI flying ace
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1892-04-15Z
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dbpedia:Bebington
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1892-01-01Z
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1979-01-16Z
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dbpedia:London_Borough_of_Camden
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1979-01-01Z
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8 Naval Squadron(later redesignatedNo. 208 Squadron RAF)
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1918-01-01Z
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1914-01-01Z