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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Madame Lea
rdfs:comment	Madame Lea was a Jewish fortune teller in Lille, France. Her residence was often used as a meeting place for anti-German agitators. One such meeting was broken-up by Feldwebel Adolf Hitler of the German Feldgendarmerie in 1929. Hitler (who visualized the fortune teller as fat, mustachioed, and greasy) was disappointed that Madame Lea was not at the meeting herself, but was hopeful that she would do something else to get herself arrested in short order.
dcterms:subject	Jews Characters With One Name Frenchmen Uncle Alf Characters
type of appearance	Contemporary reference
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Name	Madame Lea
Religion	Judaism
Occupation	Fortune-teller
Nationality	France (Uncle Alf)
abstract	Madame Lea was a Jewish fortune teller in Lille, France. Her residence was often used as a meeting place for anti-German agitators. One such meeting was broken-up by Feldwebel Adolf Hitler of the German Feldgendarmerie in 1929. Hitler (who visualized the fortune teller as fat, mustachioed, and greasy) was disappointed that Madame Lea was not at the meeting herself, but was hopeful that she would do something else to get herself arrested in short order.