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Operation Fish

Operation Fish was the relocation of British money and gold ingots from the United Kingdom to Canada for safekeeping during the Second World War. It was the largest known movement of physical wealth in history.

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Location
LocationBetween UK and Canadian PortsResult Successfully completed · Between UK and Canadian Ports
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Operation Fish

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples71
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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Operation Fish

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related to background · 34
Operation Fish → Agar, American, As, At, Bank, British, By, Canada, Commodore Augustus Agar, Emerald, England, Even, Fairey Seafox, German, Halifax, HMS Caradoc, HMS Enterprise, HMS Resolution, HMS Revenge, HMS Emerald
related to Bibliography · 20
Operation Fish → Alfred, Archives Canada, Book Sales, Breuer, Britain, France, General, Gold, Hiding British Gold, ISBN, Library, Nazis, Norway, Retrieved March, Save, The Fight, Top Secret Tales, Total, William, World War II
related to In fiction · 9
Operation Fish → Bank, BBC, Canada, England, Janice Hallett, Liverpool, The, The Bullion Boys, The Twyford Code
related to External links · 5
Operation Fish → Bank, Canada Museum, Low, May, Robert
Location · 2
Operation Fish → Between UK and Canadian Ports, LocationBetween UK and Canadian PortsResult Successfully completed
Result · 1
Operation Fish → Successfully completed

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gold canada operation ship fish british united war hms ships kingdom securities halifax emerald wealth treasure world uk government one

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Operation FishLocationLocationBetween UK and Canadian PortsResult Successfully completed1.00infobox
Operation FishLocationBetween UK and Canadian Ports1.00infobox
Operation FishResultSuccessfully completed1.00infobox
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundIn September0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundBritish0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundUK0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundTreasury0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundEven0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundUnited States0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundOne0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundCommodore Augustus Agar0.60section
Operation Fishrelated to backgroundHMS Emerald0.60section

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