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Jimmy Savile (Q713479)

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English DJ, media personality and sexual abuser (1926–2011)
  • Sir James Wilson Vincent Savile
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  • James Wilson Vincent Savile
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Jimmy Savile
English DJ, media personality and sexual abuser (1926–2011)
  • Sir James Wilson Vincent Savile

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instance of
human
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image
Jimmy Savile 2006.jpg
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media legend
Jimmy Savile en 2006. (French)
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birth name
James Wilson Vincent Savile (English)
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given name
James
series ordinal
1
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Wilson
series ordinal
2
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Vincent
series ordinal
3
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family name
Savile
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nickname
Jimmy (English)
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Jim (English)
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place of death
Leeds
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notable work
Young at Heart
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Jim'll Fix It
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Top of the Pops
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member of
Mensa International
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Athenaeum Club
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significant event
rape
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sexual assault
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necrophilia
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pedophilia
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child sexual abuse
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Commons category
Jimmy Savile
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Identifiers

VIAF cluster ID
234922367
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ISNI
0000000372884987
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GND ID
1037316967
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FAST ID
1916765
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Discogs artist ID
957124
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GTAA ID
233562
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Kinobox person ID
904436
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Namuwiki ID
지미 새빌
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SNAC ARK ID
w6xf65wp
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TMDB person ID
1216057
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WikiKids ID
Jimmy_Savile
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WikiTree person ID
Savile-277
subject named as
Sir James Wilson Vincent (Jimmy) Savile OBE KCSG (31 Oct 1926 - 29 Oct 2011)
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