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Champakaraman Pillai : ウィキペディア英語版
Chempakaraman Pillai

Chempakaraman Pillai, alias Venkat, was an Indian-born political activist and revolutionary. Pillai lived in Germany for most of his active years, and died in Berlin in 1934.
==Early life==
Pillai was born into a Tamil family in Trivandrum, capital of the former kingdom of Travancore in the modern state of Kerala. Pillai had a sister named Paappaathi Ammal. She married a sculptor named Chatrapathi Pillai, whose sculpture, ''Kuravan Kurathi'', is in the Trivandrum Museum. Paappaathi Ammal had four daughters, one of whom still resides in Trivandrum.

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