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Anonyma - Eine Frau in Berlin
Revisionist propaganda
The Treptower Park monument in Berlin depicting a Soviet soldier with a German girl he rescued is just typical of the conduct of the Red Army, characterized by unprecedented heroism and courage. In destroying the fascist vermin, Russia not only defended its freedom and independence but played the decisive role in the liberation of Europe and Asia from enslavement. World civilization was saved. As the great German writer Johannes Becher wrote in a poem after the war, "Who has done all the deeds/To free us from drudgery?/The heroes of the Soviet Union/Thanks to you, Soviet soldiers"
But influenced by the Cold War triumphalism of Anglo-Americans, a resurgent neo-Nazism in Germany, and fascist nationalism in countries of Eastern Europe, there is an effort to rewrite the facts and results of World War II. Blackening the name of the Red Army with sensationalistic, perverted accusations of mass rape made is part of an effort to revive German nationalism, whitewash the Nazi past, and normalize the fact that Germany was and will always be responsible for imposing a genocidal war. The Anglo-American revisionists in their soft war with Russia want to minimize the accomplishments of the Red Army and even portray Russia as being equivalent to Nazi Germany. German revanchists justify their vile designs with the fabrication of a "ravished Germany" at the hands of the "Russian Mongol hordes". The intent of this film to slander the Russians and the great Soviet soldiers as a hordes of marauding, Asiatic beasts has its roots in the dying days of the German Reich.
As Russian historians have shown, an objective analysis of abuses by the Red Army demonstrates that rape and other crimes against Germans did not represent a massive and extraordinary phenomenon, and were not the reflection of an organized and systematic policy by the authorities. Rather, the heroism and humanity of the Red Army is amply documented, as is the gratitude they received from the German people. The authorities did their utmost to ensure that that civilians would not be harmed by educating the rank-and-file soldiers and severely punishing offenders. The Germans did not experience a mere fraction of the horror that their soldiers staged in the East. The methodology employed by the falsifiers for their delusions about mass rape consist of dubious statistical manipulations and extrapolations based on the prevalence of abortions at a few health clinics. Nothing in their work provides convincing evidence that mass rape occurred.
While western falsifiers of history are so keen to highlight this "Eine frau in Berlin" story by devoting enormous resources for a movie and book, there is a curious absence of the stories of Red Army veterans who discredited these allegations of abusing German civilians, as well as countless German residents who expressed gratitude to the liberators. For example, Russian historian A. Dyukov cites the memoir of Lieutent P. Kirichenko, who confirmed that "The question of revenge against the Nazis dropped out. It is not in the traditions of our people to take out reprisals against women, children, and elderly. The attitude of the Soviet soldiers to the German civilians was neutral. Nobody, at least from our regiment, committed persecutions. Moreover, when we met with many hungry German children, we shared our food without hesitation."
Also from Dyukov's work are the reminisces of Irgmard Dietz, a Berliner: , "His name was Nikolai Semyonovich Silnev. We met in Berlin in May 1945. I was 20 years old and I lived with my mother and sister... I liked him, but he never approached me. He followed me when I was sick with pneumonia. He laughed a lot, which helped to free us from fear. His openness and humanity led us to become friends despite the language barrier, poor conditions of life, different backgrounds. He greatly influenced my spiritual healing and, of course, influenced my future. I thought a lot about him and wanted to say that I am forever grateful for the brief time we spent together."
The Soviet Story
Neo-fascist revisionism.
Supported by a fringe, neo-fascist faction of the European Parliament, which includes pro-Nazi glorifiers, xenophobes, and anti-Semites of the Fatherland and Freedom (Latvia), Lega Nord (Italy), and the Law and Justice Party (Poland), this propaganda piece with lies and innuendo seeks to generate hatred towards Russia and blacken the image of progressive forces throughout the world.
There is nothing new with the approach of this film. Desperate attempts to blacken the Russian Government and equate it to Nazi Germany is part of the old Cold War propaganda struggle waged by the United States Government and neo-fascist organizations like the John Birch Society. This is ironic given the fact that this film has received the enthusiastic support of the crypto-Nazis of Latvia's For Fatherland and Freedom party. Especially disturbing about the revisionism of this film is the denial of the Holocaust by seeking to shift blame from the actual criminals to Russia.
To start, this piece of pseudo-history does not include contributions from any respected, qualified scholars specializing in Russian history or political science from institutions of higher education. One contributor to the film, George Watson, fabricates and misinterprets quotations from Marx and Engels. Watson, it should be noted, is not a professor of history, political science, or any field relating to the film's subject. And while this film presents itself to be some kind of groundbreaking investigation of Russian history, it is curious how not a professor of history from Russia is found in this film. Rather, the documentary features a freak show composed of degenerates from radical right-wing parties, such as Kristovskis of the the aforementioned For Fatherland and Freedom party of Lavia.
Concerning the invented quotations of Marx and Engels, it is claimed in this film that Engels called Slavs "dirty" and opposed the existence of Poland. But this is a a falsification of history because Marx and Engels had long been some of the most passionate supporters of Polish independence, particularly the 1863 uprising. The film makes the outrageous claim that Marx and Engels called for a "revolutionary holocaust" against specific peoples. But Engels did not call for the destruction of what he called counter-revolutionary nations, but only predicted that such people would experience setbacks as they struggled with the progressive nations. In 1890, Engels would write positively on these backwards nations, believing in their right to self-determination: "Magyars, Romanians, Serbs, Bulgars, Albanians, Greeks, and Turks will then finally be in a position to...manage their own internal affairs according to their own judgment." It should be noted, however, that Marxism is not some kind of immutable dogma; Marx and Engels regularly revised their work and acknowledged their errors and mistakes that they previously made.
The film makes the spurious claim that a famine throughout Russia and elsewhere in the Soviet Union constituted a genocide against Ukraine that killed 7 million. But as scholars have noted, the famine was in no way limited to the Ukraine, but affected much of the country. To talk about a "Ukrainian Golodomor" is a misrepresentation of history. Contrary to what the film and its sources claim, the death toll was nowhere near 7 million. Professor Wheatcroft, for example, estimated that the death toll amounted to an estimated 4 to 5 million throughout the USSR, including 1.5 million in Ukraine. And as Tauger proves in his research, the famine to a large extent resulted from natural disasters. In particular, Extremely dry weather had the effect of reducing crops while extremely wet and humid weather later on led to infestations. And rather than desiring the famine, the Soviet Government took measures to provide relief to those areas affected by the famine.
Other monstrously false claims made in this film include the lies that Russia refused to enter into an anti-fascist alliance with the Western Powers, Gestapo staff trained the NKVD, Russia's extradition of Jews to the Gestapo, and Russia's involvement in the extermination of Jews, which I do not have the space to go into detail about.
Rather than wasting your time with this pathetic excuse for a propaganda film, a better choice would be to go to college and study the work of respected scholars to learn the truth.
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48-inch LG CX OLED 4K TV$1,597
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Best Cyber Week Laptop deals
There are already quite a few Cyber Week laptop sales floating around if you're in need of a new 2-in-1 or a cheap gaming laptop deal. We will continue adding MacBook deals as they arrive as well.
Lenovo IdeaPad S340 15.6" Laptop (Core i7 CPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)$500
HP Spectre x360 2-1 Laptop (11th Gen Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)$950
Dell Cyber Monday Laptop Sale
Up to 68% OFF
EVOO 15.6" 1080p Laptop (Core i7, 8GB Memory, 256GB SSD)$379
HP Cyber Monday Laptop Sale
Up to 65% OFF
Dell Inspiron 14 5000 (11th Gen Core i5, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD)$573
Asus Zenbook 14 Laptop (Ryzen 5 CPU, GeForce MX350, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)$500
Dell XPS 13 Laptop (Core i3 CPU, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM)$650
HP Notebook 14 (Ryzen 3, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD)$320
Lenovo ThinkPad X13 13-Inch Laptop (Ryzen 3 PRO, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD)$626
Asus ZenBook 14 (AMD Ryzen 7 CPU, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD)$850
ASUS Vivobook Flip (Core i5/8GB RAM/256GB SSD)$600
Best Cyber Week phone deals
We've gathered the best Cyber Week deals on phones from across the web to feature the best ones right here. We've even found a few good iPhone deals if you prefer iOS over Android.
OnePlus 8T with free OnePlus Buds$749
Apple iPhone 12 (AT&T)
Up to $700 back with trade-in
Motorola Edge (256GB, Unlocked)$639
OnePlus 8 Pro (12GB RAM, 256GB Storage, Unlocked)$799
LG V50 ThinQ (128GB, 5G), Aurora Black$314
Blu Vivo XI+ (GSM & CDMA Unlocked)$200
Google Pixel 4a 128GB (Unlocked)$300
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G and Note 20 Ultra 5G (128GB)
As much as $550 off with trade-in
Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (5G, Unlocked, 128GB)$950
Sony Xperia 1 (Unlocked,128GB)$698
Apple iPhone XS Max, 64GB, Gold - Fully Unlocked (Renewed)$559
OnePlus 8 Pro & OnePlus 7T for $1,148$1,148
Best Cyber Week printer deals
With so many folks still working from home, the need for a decent printer is at an all-time high. Luckily we've found the best Cyber Week printer sales on laser, photo, and inkjet printers right here:
Lexmark C2325dw Color Duplex Laser Printer$265
Canon ImageCLASS MF113w Wireless Laser All-In-One Monochrome Printer$90
Canon ImageCLASS MF445DW Wireless Monochrome All-In-One Laser Printer$224
Kodak Dock Plus Portable Instant Photo Printer$108
Epson WorkForce Pro WF-3720 Wireless All-in-One Color Inkjet Printer$130
Epson EcoTank ET-4700 Wireless Supertank with ADF Printer$240
HP Neverstop 1001nw Laser Printer$280
Canon imageCLASS D1650 Laser Printer$425
ROLLO Label Printer$190
HP LaserJet Pro M570DN Laser Printer$750
Xerox VersaLink C500 Laser Printer$600
Canon D1620 Wireless Black-and-White All-In-One Laser Printer$499
Best Cyber Week headphone deals
Below is our updated list of the latest Cyber Week headphone deals and earbuds deals for today. We'll keep this section up to date with wireless earbuds and any Cyber Week AirPods sales we find as they continue to roll in.
Sony WF-1000XM3/B Noise Cancelling Wireless In-Ear Headphones$168
Sony WH-1000XM4 Noise Canceling Wireless Headphones$298
Beats By Dr. Dre Powerbeats Pro - Lava Red$150
Samsung Galaxy Buds$80
Bose QuietComfort 35 II$199
Powerbeats 3$100
Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case$140
BeatsX Wireless Earbuds$50
Sennheiser Momentum 2$270
Adidas RPT-01 Wireless Headphones$100
Sony WF-1000XM3 Wireless Earbuds$168
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Premium$80
Best Black Friday Chromebook deals
If you're looking for an affordable and lightweight budget laptop, we've gathered some of the best Cyber Week Chromebook deals right here to help you save.
Samsung Galaxy 13.3 inch 4K Ultra HD Chromebook$892
Lenovo Chromebook Flex 3 2-in-1 (11.6 inches, MediaTek CPU, 4GB RAM, 32GB)$179
ASUS Chromebook Flip C434 (14-inch, Intel m3-8100Y, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC)$529
Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 2-in-1 Laptop$450
Lenovo Chromebook Duet 2-in-1 with Free 64GB MicroSD Card$299
HP Chromebook 11 (Intel Celeron, 4GB RAM, 32GB eMMC)$149
HP 2-in-1 14-Inch Touchscreen Chromebook$269
Google Pixelbook Go (Intel Core m3, 8GB RAM, 64GB SSD)$649
Acer Chromebook 315 (4GB RAM, 32GB eMMC) + Protective Sleeve$258
HP Chromebook x360 14 2-in-1 (Pentium Gold CPU, 4GB RAM, 64GB flash storage)$360
Samsung Chromebook 4+ 15-inch (4GB RAM, 64GB Storage)$299
Acer Chromebook 514 (Intel Celeron N3450, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC storage)$388
Best Cyber Week tablet deals
If you're looking for something more substantial than a phone but less expensive than a laptop, we've gathered the top Cyber Week tablet sales right here. We've also rounded up Cyber Week iPad deals and Microsoft Surface sales for your convenience.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 64GB$228
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (11-Inch) + with S Pen - 512 GB - Wi-Fi$330
Apple iPad Air (10.9-inch, Wi-Fi, 64GB) - (Latest Model, 4th Generation)$570
Gateway 8" Tablet$70
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (11-Inch) + with S Pen - 256 GB - Wi-Fi$230
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ (12.4-Inch) + with S Pen - 128GB - Wi-Fi$350
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ (12.4-Inch) + with S Pen - 256GB - Wi-Fi$780
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with S Pen - 64GB$275
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ (12.4-Inch) + with S Pen - 512 GB - Wi-Fi$530
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with S Pen - 128GB$355
Kano PC 11.6" Touch-Screen Laptop & Tablet (4GB Memory - 64GB Storage)$200
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (11-Inch) + with S Pen - 128 GB - Wi-Fi$150
Best Cyber Week smartwatch deals
Right now is a great time to find excellent Cyber Week smartwatch sales on a variety of different brands. Apple Watch deals are also currently available on the Series 3 and Series 6.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 3 (GPS, Bluetooth, 41mm)$339
Apple Watch Series 6 (GPS + Cellular, 40mm)$479
Fitbit Versa 2$174
Apple Watch Series 5 (GPS, 44mm, Renewed)$355
Samsung Galaxy Fit$50
Garmin Fenix 5X Sapphire Smartwatch (GPS, 51mm) - Slate Gray with Black Band$370
Fitbit Versa 3$200
Garmin Vivoactive 4S GPS Smartwatch (40mm)$249
Samsung Galaxy Watch (46mm, Bluetooth)$125
Fossil Gen 5 Julianna Smartwatch$177
Fitbit Versa Lite$139
Fitbit Ionic$189
Best Cyber Week soundbar deals
If you've just purchased a new TV or are just planning on upgrading your current home theater situation, we've gathered the best Cyber Week soundbar deals to help you get better sound.
TCL Alto 8+ 2.1 Channel Sound Bar with Built-In Subwoofer – Fire TV Edition$100
LG SL4Y 2.1 Soundbar System$120
JBL Bar 2.0 Soundbar$150
TCL Alto 7+ 2.1 Soundbar System$129
LG SN9YG 5.1.2 Soundbar System$700
Insignia 2.1-Channel Soundbar (NS-SBAR21F20)$70
Samsung HW-T450 2.1 Soundbar System$148
Samsung HW-S40T 2.0 Soundbar$160
Samsung HW-Q70T 3.1.2 Soundbar System$398
LG 2.1 Channel 160W Soundbar$100
VIZIO 5.1 Sound Bar with Slim Wireless Subwoofer$250
LG SN11RG 7.1.4 Soundbar System$1,300
Best Cyber Week monitor deals
Computer monitors are some of the most highly sought after tech this year. We've gathered some of the best Cyber Week monitor deals on 4k, ultrawide, and standard work monitors below:
Select Dell Monitor Deals
Up to 51%, plus freebies on select products
Select HP Monitor Deals
Up to 10% OFF with the code BFCMDA10
Dell Gaming 27-Inch Curved 1080p 144Hz G-Sync/FreeSync Gaming Monitor$225
Samsung T350 Series 24" Full HD Monitor$90
Lenovo L28u-30 28-Inch UHD 4K Monitor$250
Samsung CF398 27-inch Curved 1080p Monitor$150
Westinghouse WH32UX9019 32" 4K Monitor$270
Lenovo L22e-20 21.5-inch 1080p LED Monitor$75
Lenovo Legion 43-Inch 1200p 144Hz Curved Ultrawide FreeSync Gaming Monitor$749
Alienware AW2521HFL 25" 1080p 240Hz FreeSync + G-Sync Certified Gaming Monitor$330
Lepow Portable IPS Monitor (15.6-Inch, 1080p Full HD)$140
HP V24i 24-Inch 1080p IPS Monitor$120
Best Cyber Week office chair deals
If you're in need of a good Cyber Week office chair sale to put into your home office, we've found some of the best deals from across multiple retailers.
Union & Scale Essentials Mesh Task Chair$60
La-Z-Boy Bradley Leather Executive Chair$200
Staples Hyken Mesh Task Chair
Special Buy $150
Staples Marrett Mesh and Fabric Task Chair$100
Staples Carder Mesh Fabric Desk Chair$100
WorkSmart Executive Manager's Chair$223
NEO CHAIR Office Chair$76
Staples Kelburne Luxura Faux Leather Desk Chair$80
Hbada Office Chair$130
Staples Lockland Bonded Leather Big & Tall Managers Chair$140
Tempur-Pedic TP9000 Mesh Task Chair$200
Wrought Studio Wall Street Task Chair$123
Best Cyber Week gaming deals
Some of the best discounts today are Cyber Week gaming deals. We've found the best Nintendo Switch deals, Playstation sales, and even a few great Cyber Week gaming headsets. Find the top discounts below:
The Last of Us: Part II$30
Marvel's Spider-Man: Game of The Year Edition$20
WD 2TB Gaming Drive for PS4$70
PowerA Wireless GameCube Style Controller for Nintendo Switch$37
3-Month PlayStation Plus Membership$16
Watch Dogs: Legion PS4 Gold Steelbook Edition$90
Mortal Kombat Kollection$25
Cyberpunk 2077 for Xbox One$50
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla$50
Nintendo Switch 32GB Lite with Carrying Case and Memory Card$252
Respawn RSP-125 Sidewinder Gaming Chair$210
Atlantic Original Gaming Desk$75
Best Cyber Week router deals
There is a wide range of Cyber Week router deals happening online today. We've gathered the best discounts from brands like Netgear, Linksys, and TP-link and organized them below:
Linksys Max-Stream AC2600 Dual-Band Gigabit Router$79
Meshforce M1 Dual-Band Whole Home Mesh WiFi System (3 Pack)$119
Speedefy K7 AC2100 Dual-Band Wi-Fi Router$74
ASUS GT-AC5300 Tri-Band Gaming Router$310
TP-Link Archer A5 AC1200 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router$30
Amazon eero mesh WiFi system (3-pack)$174
ASUS RT-ACRH12 AC1200 Dual Band WiFi Router$45
Asus Lyra Voice AC2200 Tri-Band Mesh Wi-Fi Router and Alexa Bluetooth Speaker$112
TP-Link Archer A8 AC1900 Dual-Band Router$68
Belkin AC1200 Wi-Fi Dual-Band Router$30
TP-Link Deco M5 Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System (3-Pack)$150
ASUS RT-AX3000 Dual Band Wi-Fi Router$170
Best Cyber Week webcam deals
We live in the age of Zoom calls and working from home, so these Cyber Week webcam deals should come in handy for communicating over the internet. Find the latest discounts below:
Aukey 1080p Webcam$30
Lenovo 500 1080p IR Webcam with Windows Hello$60
Nexigo AutoFocus 1080p Webcam with Stereo Microphone and Privacy Cover$40
Green Extreme T300 1080p Webcam$59
HyperCam GWCHD-201 1080p Webcam with Autofocus$30
Logitech C270 Desktop or Laptop Webcam$27
MEE Audio 4K Ultra HD Live Broadcast Webcam$140
Lenovo 300 1090p Webcam$28
Razer Kiyo 1080p Webcam with Built-in Ring Light$87
Best Cyber Week security camera deals
There are more than enough home security camera deals available for Black Friday this year. We've already found a solid Arlo Pro 3 deal and some Google Nest camera deals going on. See more discounts below:
Blink Mini Compact Indoor Smart Security Camera$25
Lorex Cyber Week Sale
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SOLIOM S600 Solar-Powered Home Security Camera with Tilt, Pan, and 3x Zoom$139
SOLIOM S90 Wireless Security Camera Outdoor Solar Battery Powered,$130
Arlo Pro 2 - 2-Camera Wireless Home Security Camera System with Siren$399
Kasa Cam Outdoor by TP-Link$80
Heimvision 1080P Wireless Outdoor Wi-Fi Security 4-Camera System$160
Panasonic HomeHawk Window Home Monitoring Camera$120
Aqara Camera Hub G2H$60
Google Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera$100
Ring Spotlight Cam Battery with Echo Show 5$245
Swann Security System with 4 Flashing Light Cameras$199
Best Cyber Week robot vacuum deals
If you're in need of a Cyber Week robot vacuum sale, you're in luck! We've found the best Roomba deals as well as discounts on brands like Shark IQ and Roborock.
iRobot Roomba i3+ (3550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal Disposal$400
Roborock S6 Robot Vacuum$420
Roborock S6 Pure Robot Vacuum and Mop$360
Eufy by Anker, RoboVac L70 Hybrid, Robot Vacuum$380
Shark ION™ Robot Vacuum with Wi-Fi$149
iRobot Robot Vacuum and Mop Deals
Up to 34% OFF on iRobot Robot Vacuums and Mops
Eufy RoboVac G30$230
eufy RoboVac 11S (Slim) Black$150
Shark Self-Empty Navigation Robot Vacuum$329
Eufy RoboVac G30 Edge Robot Vacuum$240
eufy RoboVac 15C MAX$176
Roborock Robot Vacuums - Save up to $240
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Best Cyber Week coffee maker deals
Looking for the best Cyber Week coffee maker sales? Right now, we've found a variety of Cyber Week Keurig deals and Nespresso deals going on across the web.
Bonavita 5-Cup One-Touch Coffee Maker$79
Nespresso CitiZ Espresso Machine (2017 Model) with Aeroccino3 Milk Frother$200
Ninja Hot and Cold Brew System$200
KitchenAid 28-Oz. Cold Brew Coffee Maker$99
K-Cup Coffee Sale
$20 on all K-cup coffee pods
Chefman InstaCoffee Single Serve Coffee Maker$41
DeLonghi Nespresso Latissima One$266
Keurig K-Cafe Single-Serve K-Cup Coffee Maker, Latte Maker and Cappuccino Maker$170
Keurig K-Select Single-Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker$80
Best Cyber Week air fryer deals
We've gathered the best Cyber Week air fryer deals for 2020 and put them all in one place. We've even found some Instant Pot deals that act as both a pressure cooker and air fryer.
Ninja OP301 Foodi 8-in-1 Pressure, Slow Cooker, Air Fryer and More, - 6.5 Quart$180
Chefman Digital 6.5 Liter Air Fryer Oven$82
Dash DCAF200GBAQ02 Tasti Crisp Electric Air Fryer + Oven$50
Ninja Foodi 5-in-1 Indoor Grill with 4-Quart Air Fryer$200
Farberware 3.2 Quart Oil-Less Multi-Functional Air Fryer$50
DASH Deluxe Electric Air Fryer + Oven Cooker 3-Qt$70
Power XL 5 qt. Vortex Air Fryer$60
Ninja® Foodi™ OP401 8-Quart Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer$149
Ninja Air Fryer$120
Should you shop online or in stores for Cyber Week?
All of the best discounts for Cyber Week are available online. That being said, many a retailer will have sales going on both online and at their stores. And if you're looking for clothing sales or Cyber Week sneaker deals, you may not want to shop online.
Major retailers like Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are offering contact-free curbside pickup as well. So if you don't want to worry about shipping and don't want to go into the store, there will be a third option for you.
Where to find the best Cyber Week sales
Cyber Week is the Olympics of online shopping, and everyone wants to participate. Most retailers including Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Target will feature large price reductions for almost all of their top-rated tech. With big companies like Apple, Sony, and Google all releasing new versions of older products, we're bound to see considerable discounts on their predecessors. So if you're looking for a new Apple Watch or a PS4 gaming console, stay tuned for Cyber Week deals.
Tips for shopping Cyber Week deals in 2020
With demand for products like the Nintendo Switch and Apple Airpods causing them to already go out of stock, we anticipate serious shoppers poised to take advantage of any Cyber Week deals if these highly popular products are still available at all. Also, try to make a list of what you want to buy instead of going in blind. You'll want to be ready to quickly search for the gadget you want before other buyers beat you to it. Finally, keep refreshing this article and the rest of our Cyber Week 2020 content as it goes live as we'll be scouring the internet to list all the best Cyber Week sales available. If you want to make the most out of your Cyber Week 2020 shopping, here are the things to keep in mind.
Check for Black Friday ads: Deal after deal is rolling in from Walmart, Best Buy, and Target. Each retailer will likely be offering up a weekly Black Friday ad with the best Black Friday deals for next week.
Not every deal is a good deal: It is a fairly common tactic for retailers to promote "reduced prices" during an event like this, but savings aren't always what they seem. Often than those products you're looking at have been on sale for months already, and today's deals have nothing to do with the price cut you see.
Beware of phishing scams: With the growing dependence on online shipping, it's easier than ever to have your information stolen online.
Don't forget your budget: Shopping online can be addictive. If you aren't careful with your purchases, you can end up overspending without any real plan in place to pay everything off. Even if you're planning on buying a lot of smaller items, make sure to have a budget and stick to it.
Check shipping dates: Almost every online retailer is expecting to have shipping delays during the holiday season. Make sure to check whether or not the items you're trying to buy will be able to get to you in time.
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The Sanskrit term Atharvavedāntargatopamiṣada can be transliterated into English as Atharvavedantargatopamisada or Atharvavedantargatopamishada, using the IAST transliteration scheme (?).
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Atharvavedāntargatopamiṣada (अथर्ववेदान्तर्गतोपमिषद) as mentioned in Aufrecht's Catalogus Catalogorum:—atharvavedāntargatopamiṣadaḥ fifty two. B. 1, 40. Oudh. 1877, 8. Peters. 2, 185.
—[commentary] by Śaṅkarācārya (on a few of them). B. 1, 40.
Sanskrit, also spelled संस्कृतम् (saṃskṛtam), is an ancient language of India commonly seen as the grandmother of the Indo-European language family (even English!). Closely allied with Prakrit and Pali, Sanskrit is more exhaustive in both grammar and terms and has the most extensive collection of literature in the world, greatly surpassing its sister-languages Greek and Latin.
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This course is about countries well enough developed to attract capital and have significant financial markets but not fully modernized – countries like China, India, Turkey and Brazil – but also Greece and Iceland. It explores the institutional foundations of financial markets and centers on the question: what factors make emerging financial markets different from developed financial markets? It begins with the question of why some countries grow and others do not. We will find an important role for institutions. We then turn to financial institutions in particular and explore the important connection between the development of financial institutions and economic growth.
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Tourism & Travel
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|local/provincial museum
|Okinawa Folk Museum
|Art museum
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Art museum
I think the below reference link has similar information in English....
And they are calling it as Art museum in the English site....
If you refer History section, it has same information as in the 概要section of your link.
Reference: http://placeandsee.com/s?as=wiki&n=okinawa-prefectural-museu...
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Okinawa Folk Museum
This is what appears on the official site.
Reference: http://www.museums.pref.okinawa.jp/english/museum/history/in...
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local/provincial museum
The link you provide directs indeed to the Wikipedia-Japan site for "Ryukyu Governmental Museum" the old name for "Okinawa Prefectural Museum"
For the word 郷土 in itself, I would rather use "local" or "provincial".
沖縄郷土博物館 would then be "Okinawa Provincial Museum / Museum of Okinawa Province", the same way 沖縄市立郷土博物館 is "Okinawa Municipal Museum".
Fyr: http://www.city.okinawa.okinawa.jp/site/view/contview.jsp?ca...
I hope it helps.
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Jarret Doege threw for 301 yards and two scores against Kansas State while Leddie Brown paced West Virginia with 104 yards on the ground.
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I'm not sure when the West Virginia Mountaineers decided that they invented "Horns down," but their proclivity for acting as if simply flipping the Longhorns' signature hand signal upside-down is a result of their sheer brilliance is an insult to those of us invested in college football betting. We all know that Oklahoma has been doing it for decades, so maybe if the 'Eers re-write "Country Roads" in a manner that doesn't sound like a 4th grader put Crayon to paper, I'll give them full credit for something.
Let's check out our best college football free picks and predictions for West Virginia at Texas, with kickoff scheduled for Saturday, November 7 at 12:00 ET in Austin.
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Key Injuries
West Virginia: Vandarius Cowan LB (ques), Chase Behrndt OL (ques), Evan Staley K (out), Kerry Martin Jr. S (out), Scottie Young S (out)
Texas: Keontay Ingram RB (ques), Brenden Schooler WR (ques), Jahdae Barron DB (ques), Josh Thompson DB (ques), Jordan Whittington WR (out), Ayodele Adeoye LB (out), Daniel Young RB (out), Dajon Harrison WR (out), Willie Tyler OL (out), Troy Omeire WR (out), Marqez Bimage DL (out), Derrian Brown RB (out), Kennedy Lewis WR (out)
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Road team is 3-0-1 ATS in their last 4 meetings. Find more NCAA betting trends for West Virginia vs. Texas.
Against the spread (ATS) pick
The Big 12 continues to be perhaps the most unpredictable conference in the country. West Virginia started the season slow but exploded last week for a 37-10 victory against Kansas State, and the Mountaineers did it with a balanced attack. Jarret Doege threw for 301 yards and two scores while Leddie Brown paced the team with 104 yards on the ground. Defensively, West Virginia also forced three interceptions.
Texas somehow finished off then-No. 6 Oklahoma State 41-34 in Stillwater in overtime with the help of four Cowboys turnovers. Tom Herman is still squarely on the hot seat in Austin, but the Horns now have some much-needed momentum despite being less than impressive on the stat sheet. Once a Heisman favorite, quarterback Sam Ehlinger gutted his way through a 166 yard and three touchdown performance.
Motivation is always a huge factor in this game because the Mountaineers love them some "Horns down," but they also generally play Texas very tough. Ehlinger's accuracy has suffered of late, and if it happens on Saturday against an opportunistic defense, West Virginia could pull the outright upset. Instead, I'll just grab the points.
PREDICTION: West Virginia +6.5 (-110)
Over/Under pick
The Total on his game was immediately bet down 3.5 points, and it's a very good bet. West Virginia is fourth in the country in total defense, and the Under is 7-0 in the Mountaineers' last seven. A lot of the value is gone here, but it's still the right play if you follow the money.
PREDICTION: Under 55 (-110)
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West Virginia has now scored at least 34 points in three consecutive games, but the Mountaineers must account for Joseph Ossai, who recorded an incredible six tackles for loss against Oklahoma State.
If the Texas linebacker is kept at bay, the 'Eers can eclipse their team total and maybe even come up with a hand sign of their own.
PREDICTION: West Virginia team total Over 21.5 (-120)
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M. Charles Garnier looked up from his desk in the corner study as his manservant approached.
"There is a lady to see you, sir," he said calmly.
M. Garnier raised an annoyed brow. "I am busy, Henri. I see no one without an appointment," he said shortly.
The older man nodded. "I have told her so. She asked me to give you this note, if you refused to see her." He handed the stiff, cream-colored paper to the architect.
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M. Garnier—
I have come to ask you about an architect you once worked with during the construction of the Opera Populaire. I am certain you will remember M. Erik de Becque. It is on his behalf I beg an audience with you.
The note was unsigned. For a moment M. Garnier paused, assailed by the memories of fifteen years ago, seeing again the shock of the other's face, and felt a stir of pity in his heart. At the time, he had not done enough, had not been secure and established enough himself, to have helped the other, slightly younger man. He looked up at his servant.
"It is a woman to see me, you said?" he asked slowly. "Have her wait in the parlor, offer her some refreshment. I will be there shortly." He turned back to his monograph.
Christine Daaé de Becque refused the offers of sherry and tea, and Henri bowed out of the small room, leaving her alone on the satin-striped sofa. She twisted the ivory handle of her parasol tightly in her hands. Coming here might be a mistake, and if so, with luck Erik would never know of it. She gazed about the room, seeing the signs of this man's success, the awards and oddities displayed in the curio cabinet. A framed copy of his induction into the Institute of France hung in a place of honor, amidst photographs of his now famous buildings on one wall. Would someone so famous aid them? Pensively, she shook her head.
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With an answering laugh, the lovely woman gave him her hand, smiling at him with her large blue eyes. "I am Christine Daaé, M. Garnier. You have perhaps seen me on the stage at the Opera Populaire."
"Of course," he said immediately. "I was there only weeks ago for a concert." He seated her courteously in a carved walnut chair by the low fire and sat himself across from her. "I admit to confusion, Mlle. Daaé. When you sent me your note, I assumed you must have known of the…..personage of whom you spoke from the days of the Opera House construction. Yet you would have been a child then. How is it you know of this man, and of what did you wish to speak with me?"
She leaned forward, holding him with her intense gaze. "M. Garnier, what do you remember about M. de Becque?"
He paused, thinking. "M. de Becque came to me, Mlle. Daaé, in the spring of 1864, or was it '65? He sent me a letter, and submitted plans to work on the design of the Opera. His ideas were inspired, creative, his structural ideas sound. I wrote him back and said that although the plans had already been long established, I would be happy to accept a man of his obvious skill on the engineering team. After we….met," he said simply, "I had many doubts about working with M. de Becque, but I found he was every bit as intelligent and capable as his letters and plans had indicated. He encouraged me not to give up during the years the Commune took over the Opera House, he refused to accept less than perfection from the workers. After a time he became my night foreman and construction proceeded smoothly, in spite of the difficulties we had with the pumps and that lake….and the difficulties he had with the other men," the architect finished quietly.
Shaking the memories from his curly brown head, M. Garnier looked over at the young woman, who sat with tightly clasped hands listening intently. "But why do you ask, Mlle.? How is it you know the name of a man who died some seven or eight years ago now?"
Christine took a deep breath and let it out slowly. "M. Garnier," she said quietly, "Erik de Becque did not die that spring, and he lives yet. Life had become….unbearable for him, and he retired to live in…exile. That is where I came to know him, Monsieur." She paused, waiting for the other man to assimilate this information.
The architect regarded her skeptically, leaning back into his chair, stroking his mustache. "Forgive me, Mlle. Daaé, but I find this rather hard to believe. No man could live so far out of society, but that he could pretend to be dead these many years."
"This man could," she replied quietly. "And you have said yourself, he had cause to."
"True," he admitted with a frown, "But I still do not understand what it is you wished to see me about."
She sighed. "I have put matters badly to you. M. Garnier, if M. de Becque had not been….deformed….what might his career as an architect and engineer been like?"
Charles Garnier rose and poured himself a glass of sherry, offering a glass of refreshment to his visitor, who once again refused. "Mlle. Daaé, there is no doubt in my mind but that M. de Becque would have become one of the preeminent designers of our time. His mathematics and engineering were of the first water, his designs brilliant. I was truly sorry to lose him." He waited patiently for illumination. "I am a busy man, Mlle. Tell me what it is you truly seek here."
In answer, his visitor reached into the small beaded handbag looped over her arm and removed a set of papers, handing them to the architect in silence. Puzzled, he turned them over, then unfolded the crackling sheets and read the marriage lines that stated that M. Erik de Becque and Mlle. Christine Daaé had been wed some weeks ago. Stunned, he looked up at her, folding the sheets and handing them back. "He lives, then."
"Oh yes," she replied softly, replacing the sheets in her bag, "he lives. Erik is my husband. He would like, very much I think, to work again as an architect. He remembers you with admiration, though he does not know I have come to see you."
She straightened her shoulders, looking at him imploringly. "M. Garnier, I have come to you for advice. I do not know how to help my husband, but he spoke of you well. Do you know of some way he could work again as an architect? He has continued to sketch ideas and plans these last few years, and you have said yourself he is brilliant. Can you not think of some way to help him?"
The architect turned and walked to the bow window facing the quiet street, hands clasped behind his back, seeing once again gleaming black eyes behind a masked face, eloquent hands sketching the ideas for the pumping apparatus to drain the lake, the mechanisms for using that water as ballast for the stage floor. "Yes," he said heavily, "Perhaps I do know a way. Bring him to me, we will talk. This is possible, yes?"
The singer rose to her feet. "I think so," she said breathlessly. "Merci tellement, M. Garnier. I will be in contact with you." She offered him her hand and he bowed low over it.
"Until then, Mme. de Becque."
He watched her departure down his front walkway and into the cab that stood waiting for her, before making his way slowly back upstairs, deep in thought. It was entirely possible that he would never have completed the Opera Populaire, due to the misfortunes of warfare, the Commune, and the underground lake but for the brilliant and reclusive man of whom she spoke. Thoughtfully, he extracted a folded letter from the correspondence lying scattered on the desk. Perhaps he knew of a way he could be of assistance after all.
True to his word, Nadir Khan sent Darius around to the various establishments that concerned themselves with property. He and Darius spent a pleasant spring day driving by various maisons in a hired coach, looking for the best compromise between convenience and privacy. Many they rejected immediately, due to their obvious flaws, size, or accessibility. Others had no gardens, or were too close to the street. Late in the afternoon, the driver pulled up the horses in front of a long winding driveway between stone pillars and a gate. Tall trees lined the driveway, and from here the muddy grounds looked bleak with the last traces of soiled snow and fallen leaves. The house was not visible from the road and Nadir looked at it appraisingly. That this quiet district was no longer fashionable was of no importance….
Darius stepped from the carriage and gave the brass bell on the gatepost a sharp tug. After some minutes, a lanky young man came toward them, walking up to the gate. Darius folded his arms and leveled an impassive gaze at the agent.
"I say, are you Monsieur Khan?" he asked cheerily.
Darius only shook his head one time, turning to open the carriage door. Nadir stepped out.
"I am M. Khan. What can you show us of this house?"
The young man held open the gate and swept off his hat as they walked by. "Jules Charmin, at your service. I'm afraid this is a bit of a rum 'un, sir. Most people aren't interested in it."
He walked toward the house, continuing to talk. "I'm sorry I wasn't here, like, to meet you—I was walking about the grounds. Right nice bit of land, this, but the house is a bit awkward."
"In what way?" Nadir asked dryly, vaguely amused at this stork-like, earnest young man. Darius merely looked at him balefully.
"Well, you see, the house is quite sound, structurally speaking, but it's a bit on the small side. It was built a while back, say 1840 or so, and lacks the, well, prestige of a modern dwelling." He leaned forward confidentially. "There's only a few rooms, you see. It must have been quite the house in its time, though," he added with a superior air.
M. Jules Charmin led them up the stone stairs and across the veranda where he unlocked the front door. He stepped through, still chattering, but Nadir Khan stopped in the threshold, not listening, looking around.
"Thank you," he said dismissively to the agent. "My servant and I will look around the house. We will let you know whether or not it is suitable for our friends."
"Oh, yes! You said you were acting as an emissary for friends that need a house in a quiet neighborhood. I'll just wait out here in the sun, right?"
"Right," said Nadir. "Darius?"
The house was not small, but consisted of a few large rooms on the ground floor—a comfortable parlor, a kitchen, pantry, dining room, a large drawing room with windows that faced south, a smaller room whose purpose was not readily apparent but would do for Erik's study, and the entry foyer. Stairs led up to the next floor, out into a wide landing that led to a large main bedroom, a sitting room, and four smaller bedrooms. There was even an attic with tiny rooms that could once have been servants' quarters. Nadir nodded slowly. Perhaps this would do.
Darius reported back to him that water came into the house through a pump in the kitchen and through taps in the upper level. He had examined the hearths and chimneys, the wide wooden floors, the foundations, walls, doorways, and other structural components of the house and felt they were all sound. It should prove simple to run new gas and electrical lines throughout the dwelling.
Thoughtfully, Nadir asked Darius to look over the little structure that stood somewhat separate from the main house. It appeared to be a stables with overhead quarters from this distance, and with a slight bow, Darius departed. Nadir turned, slowly examining the house. Though a man of very little imagination himself, he could easily see Erik and Christine living here.
The agent Jules Charmin sat with legs extended in front of him, arms folded, leaning sleepily against the wall. Nadir gave him a look of exasperation, and turned to see Darius approaching. He nodded once in approval.
Nadir prodded the dozing young man. "We would like to bring one of our friends here tomorrow to look over the property. Do you think you could manage that?" he asked dryly.
"What? You think they might be interested?" Suddenly the young man perked up and endeavored to look more sophisticated and professional.
Erik sat back into the shadows of the deep wing chair, silently listening as Christine spoke. His hand, which had only a minute ago stroked her hair, fell still. She felt him withdrawing from her, felt his tension growing. "Erik?" she questioned softly.
"A house, Christine? Nadir has certainly been busy with my affairs again."
"We did discuss this, the night he visited, Erik. I know you weren't…happy…with his offer to find us a home, but I didn't think you were this opposed to it either," she said quietly.
"I cannot change the habits of a lifetime, Christine. To live in a house, in the light, with people staring…"
She put her arms around him, holding him close. "My love, we cannot live here forever," she said. "I want you to come with me, to come out of the darkness."
He held her so gently, as though afraid his powerful arms and hands would do her harm. "Christine, I cannot. I tried for so long, to live in the world of men. Years I endured their lacerating eyes, their pointed comments. You would have me go back to that existence?"
She rubbed her cheek against his hair. "No, Erik. It would be different now; we'd be together. Nadir says this house is set well apart from the street and from the other houses. We could have our privacy, our freedom there. You wouldn't be stared at."
"Freedom?" he repeated tonelessly. "Is this home here a prison to you?"
"No, of course not, Erik. I'm here with you willingly." Christine took his face in her hands and gently kissed him. "My love, I'm not trying to hurt you. I want us to look at this house. Perhaps it will not be what we need. I'll go alone with them this afternoon and see it. Will you come with me later, to see it as well, if I think it will do for us?"
"Yes," Erik said quietly, "if that is what you wish." He made a movement as if to rise, and Christine slid off his lap. He held her tightly to his chest, his black eyes gazing sightlessly over her head. "I have work I must do, cara mia," he murmured finally, and released her. Christine stood, feeling chilled, as she watched him cross the room and enter his study.
Erik sat heavily in the tall chair before his desk, thinking. These past fortnights had been paradise; he was gradually learning to accept her love and devotion and no longer feared she would turn from him in revulsion or fear. The joy and comfort of spending each night with her, lying close together, her arms around him, had brought him the first peace he had ever truly known. Even the nightmares of his time spent in Persia and with the traveling fair had ended. Somehow, Christine recognized that inside him lived an unwanted, abused child and a desperately lonely man. Erik dragged a hand roughly through his hair and across his face, feeling the twisted ridges of scar tissue under his fingers. Christine, his wife, was a child of the light, a golden glorious gift he had somehow won. She had given up so much for him—the Vicomte, friendships, a normal life and home. Surely he could try one more time for her sake, to live in the world of men, but she truly had no comprehension of what it was she was asking.
Nadir Khan stood still, watching Christine move throughout the house like one in a dream. She trailed a hand along the wall of the drawing room, imagining shelves along the walls holding Erik's library and objects d'art. The grand piano could be placed in front of the windows, where the sun dappled patterns of bare branches on the warm wood of the floor. The mellow Oriental carpets would go well with these polished wooden floors, their armchairs by the fireplace just so, draperies at the windows….
Here, this room for his study, perhaps a new wallpaper in this room, a soft blue or green, with a matching carpet….
This room, obviously, for their bedroom, and this one for a guest, should they ever have one, and this, this little corner room with the wide window seat, would be perfect for a nursery. Blushing, Christine resolutely forced her mind back to the present realities, aware of Darius and Nadir watching her with their dark eyes.
"I like it very much, M. Khan," she said softly. "Erik can have his privacy here, and there is plenty of room for the two of us. You said you believe the building is sound?" she asked.
He nodded and turned to the agent, who was watching Christine with a frankly admiring gaze. "M. Charmin? M. de Becque will want to see the house as well. Could you meet us here, say later tomorrow night?" He looked inquiringly at Christine, who frowned slightly and then nodded.
Jules Charmin leapt to his feet. "Oh, yes, M. Khan, I can surely do that. Shall I have the clerk draw up the papers and bring 'em with me tomorrow as well?"
Christine caught her lower lip between her teeth and then nodded hesitantly. "Yes," she said, "do. Although you realize my husband must still approve the property and the sale."
The agent smiled condescendingly. "I know," he said, "But why don't you want to look the land over in the daylight?"
"M. de Becque rarely goes out during the daytime, M. Charmin," Nadir interrupted. "He is a very busy man."
"Oh, I see. In business, is he?" Jules said vaguely. "Well, it makes no difference to me."
It was arranged that they meet with Nadir and the house agent the following evening to view the small estate. Erik waited, haunting the shadows at the side of the carriage ramp along the Rue Scribe. This busy evening street reminded him painfully that despite the spell of normality Christine wove on their time together alone, he would never dare walk openly in the light. A minute later, a hired carriage pulled up beside the Opera, and Nadir Khan stepped out, scanning the concealing stone doorways and arches for them and Christine reached for Erik's cold hand. "We're over here, Monsieur Khan."
The carriage stopped again in front of the stone gate pillars. Christine sat beside her husband, still holding his hand tightly under a fold of her shirts. Nadir Khan sat across from them, observing Erik's unvoiced tension and Christine's worried eyes as the two sat in near silence on the ride across town. He opened the door of the carriage and stepped around to speak with the driver. Erik rose silently to help Christine down from the carriage. He pulled his wide-brimmed hat into position and folded his arms under the cloak
The agent Jules Charmin came towards them, then stopped, staring with open curiosity at the darkly garbed and impassive man standing beside the lovely woman to whom he had shown the house yesterday. This masked stranger must be her husband. Sensing his ill-mannered gaze the tall man turned suddenly in a swift powerful move, and the agent recoiled from the blazing black eyes that met his own.
"Show us this house, Monsieur Charmin," a deep, resonant voice pulsed toward him, vibrating with a barely concealed anger.
"Yes, yes," he stammered, "this way, s'il vous plaît." He turned and led the way to the gates, unlocking them and stepping through to avoid that rapier glare.
Christine looked up her at husband, feeling his smoldering anger at the younger man's rudeness. With a sigh, she put her hand on his arm, standing close to him. "It doesn't matter, Erik. Don't think of him; let's look at the house."
Feeling flayed by the staring eyes of the house agent, Erik looked down at her, seeing her pleading expression, and the love and concern for his comfort mirrored there. Forcing a faint answering nod, he tucked her small hand in the crook of his elbow and they strode past the gates.
Nadir Khan detained the agent at the road. "No. Let them go on ahead, for it is to be their house," he said. Jules Charmin swallowed and nodded at the note of command in his voice.
Christine led Erik over the house, pointing out different aspects of the rooms, and he listened to her animated voice with growing amusement as she described her plans for each room. The house was old and its interior damaged from neglect, but it was structurally sound. Years as an architect and engineer came to his aid as Erik ran professional hands along walls and ceiling joists, brickwork and stone. He ascended to the attic and stepped out briefly onto the roof, to the agent's horror.
"Look here, now, I can't have you falling off that roof, sir," Jules called out worriedly. The lovely woman smiled suddenly, blinding him.
"My husband is an architect and builder, M. Charmin. Surely you must expect him to examine every aspect of this house before we consider its purchase!"
Jules Charmin shook his head, watching the tall man's cat-like grace as he dropped lightly to the upper veranda. "He doesn't seem in any danger," he conceded reluctantly. "Do you think he'll like this house?"
Her smile faded. "I do not know. The decision is up to him, of course. Excuse me, please." She entered the house again.
Christine found Erik in the large open drawing room, hands clasped behind his back, and staring out the bare windows. He drew her into the circle of his arms silently. "What do you think, my love?" she asked against his chest.
He brushed his cheek across her soft curls, listening to the hope in her voice. "The house is well made, Christine, and is a good size for us. I believe it may be even a bit larger than our present abode. Do you like it so well?"
She pulled out of his embrace slightly, to look up into his dark eyes, hearing the underlying tightness in his voice. "Yes, my love, I do," she said quietly. "But Erik, your….comfort means more to me. If you don't think this is a good choice, we'll keep looking."
Erik shook his head. "No. This is as good a place as any." He carefully brushed her cheek with his long cold fingers, but she noted the slight tremor that betrayed his tension. He turned to the Persian, who had been waiting silently. "Nadir, will you act as my emissary in these matters? I will sign the papers tonight, if possible, if you will agree to transfer the payment to the estate agents tomorrow on my behalf."
Nadir Khan bowed toward him. "I would be honored, Erik."
He turned away, his mouth curved in a bitter facsimile of a smile. "Yes, I'm sure you would."
Working over the course of a week, solely at night, they transferred the contents of the underground house to the small manor on the edge of town. Darius procured a horse and wagon for the journeys, and muffled its hooves with torn pieces of blanket to keep the horse's shod feet from striking notice on the cobbled streets outside the Opera. Erik stripped nearly everything from the rooms, marble, wainscoting and paneling, gas lights, parquetry, and bookshelves. The remaining water and gas pipes they sealed off, as Erik wished to leave the lair as a place of retreat, should they ever need it.
He stood silently in the empty, chill space that had once been his library and music room. So many memories echoed from its silent walls. Here he had retreated from the harsh realities of the outside world; here he had composed his finest music. Here he had brought a young and friendless singer, to shelter her from the pressures and affairs of the Opera. Here he had wept, dreamed of another life, felt abandonment and despair, then dawning hope.
Christine walked to him, her face gentle with understanding. "It's hard to say goodbye, isn't it, Erik? I'll miss the underground house, too."
"My home is wherever you are, my love," he replied, but she did not miss the regret in his still face as he bid the underground house farewell.
Remaking the manor kept Erik very busy for weeks after their move, and somewhat to his chagrin, he found he enjoyed working about the house, handling the tools of his earlier trade again. Each day when Christine returned home, she found another section completed. Erik replaced the damaged wood of the walls with the satiny paneling and wainscoting from the underground house and Nadir sent Darius day after day to run errands for his friend. The silent Persian manservant brought paper and paint for the walls, new heavy locks and bolts for the doors, window glass, electrical wiring and gas lines. Slowly their new abode became very similar to the home they had left secured beyond the lake.
In the early summer Charles Garnier returned unexpectedly to the Opera House, and asked to see Christine Daaé. His request stirred the management to a surprised reminder that Christine's elusive new husband was said to be an architect. He requisitioned a small office in order to speak with her privately, and was granted this without delay. Soon the young singer was ushered into his presence, her pensive expression giving way to a welcoming smile upon seeing the identity of her visitor.
"I have found your husband an engineer, Mme. de Becque," he said grandly, without preamble. "I have taken the trouble to inquire as to his antecedents, and believe him to be the man with whom your husband can work. His name is David Carron. He has worked with both Messieurs Gustav Eiffel and Ferdinand de Lesseps, he is an engineer first-rate, and he is seeking an architect with whom he may start a business."
Christine clasped her hands together in an ecstasy of excitement. "Monsieur Garnier, I thank you from the depths of my heart. This means more to us than you will ever know."
The lauded architect and designer smiled. "Should this partnership work I will consider my debt to your husband repaid, Mme. de Becque. Monsieur Erik's assistance brought me to my present level of fortune, and I am most grateful to him. Take then this letter to him, and if he approves, we will arrange a meeting between all concerned."
Christine gave him her hand and he raised it briefly to his lips. "Good day, Madame."
"Good day, and thank you," she said softly.
Hidden flower bulbs burst into bloom in the neglected gardens, trees came into full leaf, and birds and other small creatures filled the grounds. Christine had requested that he enlarge the rear stone terrace so that they might eat their meals surrounded by their pleasant back garden.
Erik leaned back on his heels, wiping the sweat from his forehead. Years it had been since his hands had held these stonemason's tools, yet how easily the old skill came back. He surveyed the low stone wall about the now completed terrace with satisfaction. This cool verdant area was pleasantly appealing, a befitting setting for his beloved. Cypress trees drooped their feathery green branches around the unevenly curved boundaries of the terrace, effectively screening it from any curious gaze of a neighbor. The carefully tended rosebushes in the oval garden beyond the terrace brought their delicate scents to him on the golden breeze. Christine would be very pleased, he thought, and rose to collect his scattered tools.
From inside the house he could now hear his wife, who must have returned early today from the Opera. His facial muscles pulled themselves into a smile, for Christine's voice carried clearly to him through the open French doors along the terrace as she sang, her voice joyously happy. He crossed the terrace with rapid steps as she came out and flung herself in his arms.
"Oh Erik! I do love you so," she smiled up at him, her eyes sparkling and a flush of color along her damask cheeks.
"To what do I owe this exuberant display of affection, mon amour?" he teased and she laughed up at him.
"My husband, come sit beside me and I will tell you of a visitor I had today at L'Opera!" she smiled, drawing him down beside her on the wooden bench beside the ivy-covered wall of their house.
"I can see I will get no peace until I do as you ask," Erik replied dryly, his dark eyes smiling down at her.
For a moment she searched his face, assuring herself of his agreeable mood, for Erik's mercurial temper was not a thing to be trifled with. Holding his hands in her own, she began.
"My love, some weeks ago a man came to walk about the halls of our Opera. I had no idea who he was, but Mme. Giry told me he was a famous architect, a M. Garnier." Beside her, Erik stiffened, his black eyes boring down in to hers, but he remained silent, letting her speak. "I remembered you saying that you had once worked with him, many years ago, on the Opera itself, and I took the trouble to learn of his address." She ducked her head and bit her lower lip, unsure how to confess her next actions. "I went to see him," she said softly, not daring to meet her husband's eyes as his hands began to tighten painfully on hers, "and I told him who I was. I asked if he remembered you, and if he knew of any way he could help you to work as an architect again."
Abruptly, Erik withdrew his hands from her own and stood, pacing quickly to the edge of the terrace and back again, his eyes blazing. "Christine, what were you thinking? I let him believe me dead long ago. How could you tell him I lived?" he asked harshly.
"Erik, hear me out!" she answered sharply. "M. Garnier spoke well of you, and expressed his regrets that you had chosen…to live apart from the world. This afternoon he came by the Opera to see me. He knows of an engineer that he thinks would be willing to work with you, a man who has experience working with a Monsieur Eiffel and with Monsieur de Lesseps. He would like to arrange a meeting between you all, to see if this partnership might work out. Will you at least give it some thought?"
He glared into the woods, raking his hand through his hair and forcing his temper into a simmer. "Yes. I'll meet with them. But this must be the last time you do anything like this without my knowledge. I am the better judge of how willing people are to work with me. I have so much more experience with their reactions," he said bitterly.
She rose and came to stand behind him, placing a hesitant small hand on his back. "All right, Erik. I'm sorry if I angered you. It just seemed providential that I meet M. Garnier as I did." She slid her arms around his stiff, unyielding posture.
Erik turned slowly, pulling her close. "Thank you, my love. I know you are only trying to help." He sighed. "I will meet with them. Send a note to M. Garnier and ask him if they would be willing to come here for dinner soon, and we will talk."


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