July 10

Panamanian customs officers

crew of 35

25 containers of military hardware

35-strong crew at a former US naval base,

air defence systems

missiles

two Soviet era MiG-21 fighter

200,000 sacks of sugar.

(North Korean) Foreign Ministry will pay to free the sailors and the ship,

command and control vehicles

million-dollar penalty on the communist state.

32 of them who did not know the content of the load.

admitted to having given a false statement on the ship's load and agreed to pay

12 years in prison

none of them knew the content of the shipment

released "immediately" after the fine is paid.

"I have not been informed of this, and I don't know where Nunez got this information."

reduced to $666,666

Cubans in Havana

exert pressure on North Korea to pay the fine

pay between late November and early December.

Havana and Pyongyang

weapons aboard the freighter were obsolete Cuban arms

refurbishment under a legitimate contract.

Panama

said the shipment violated the UN arms embargo against North Korea.

United Nations had determined that the weapons were an infringement on sanctions imposed over the reclusive North's nuclear weapons program.

Capt. John C. ‘Jack’ Lee Jr.

Schloss Itter in the Tyrol

French VIPs

ex-prime ministers Paul Reynaud

Eduard Daladier

Generals Maxime Weygand and Paul Gamelin

recapture the castle and execute the prisoners

anti-Nazi German soldiers of the Wehrmacht