The document provides information about various people in short quiz questions and answers. It asks about the Russian composer Igor Stravinsky who studied under Rimsky-Korsakov and wrote ballets for Diaghilev, causing a riot in 1913. It also asks about the Russian spy Konon Trofimovich Molody who was better known as Gordon Lonsdale and was released in an exchange. Finally, it asks about Mrs. Beeton who was born Isabella Mayson in London in 1836 and wrote a popular book, as well as American Wyatt Earp who had brothers named Baxter, Jim, Morgan and Virgil and Irish statesman Eamon de Valera who escaped from prison in 1919 before becoming president

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2. Which Russian-born composer
studied under Rimski-Korsakov,
wrote ballets for Diaghilev (one of
which caused a riot in 1913 when
it had its first performance), took
up French citizenship in 1934 and
American citizenship in 1945?

3. Igor Stravinsky

4. Sentenced to 25 years but released
in exchange for the British
businessman greville wynne, by
what name was the Russian spy
konon trofimovich molody better
known?

5. Gordon Lonsdale

6. Who was born Isabella mayson in
the city of London in 1836,
brought up in the grandstand at
Epsom where her stepfather was
clerk to the racecourse, and dies
aged 28 having written a book
that is still popular today?

7. Mrs.beeton

8. Which American had had brothers
called Baxter, Jim, Morgan and
Virgil?

9. Wyatt Earp

10. Born in 1882 in New York (the
son of a Spanish artist), which
statesman made a dramatic
escape from Lincoln prison in
1919, 13 years before becoming
president of his country?

11. Eamon de Valera

12. Thank you

13. A Quest by
Amith AK