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Eamon de Valera was imprisoned for leading the Easter Rising. While inside, he took the chaplain’s key and melted candles to make a copy and sent it to his friends. They made a real key and put it in a cake. Valera was able to walk out scot-free. He went on to serve as the President of Ireland.

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Ireland's Prime Minister Éamon de Valera signed the book of condolence on Adolf Hitler's death on 2 may 1945. He also personally visited Eduard Hempel, Nazi Germany's Ambassador to Ireland. Ireland's President, Douglas Hyde, visited the Nazi minister a day later. Ireland was neutral during WWII.

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1. The Irish Taoiseach(Prime Minister , Eamon De Valera) and President (Hyde) offered their condolences to Nazi Germany following Hitler's suicide while aware of the crimes carried out by Germany

2. Irish President de Valera formally offered his condolences to the German Minister in Dublin on the death of Adolf Hitler in 1945, in accordance with diplomatic protocol.

3. Éamon de Valera, former Irish minister of external affairs and president of Ireland, expressed his condolences to Germany on the death of Adolf Hitler. He also petitioned for the Irish flags to be flown at half-mast, however that action was denied.

4. After Hitler committed suicide in 1945, Irish President Éamon de Valera offered his condolences to the German Minister in Dublin

5. Irish President Éamon de Valera was born in NYC.

6. Walt Disney asked to meet Eamon de Valera — to talk about Leprechauns

7. The first Cuban-American to become a president was Eamon de Valera, elected President of Ireland in 1959.

8. Éamon de Valera was the only Irish leader of the 1916 Easter Rising the British did not execute, because he was possibly a US citizen and no one had heard of him. In 1917 he became Sinn Féin head and in 1919 the country's leader, and was for 21 years prime minister and 14 years president.

9. When Eamon de Valera was arrested by British in 1918, he sent a letter to one of his friends with a picture of a drunk man trying to put a key into a hole. A friend sent him a key made to the specifics of the key in the picture baked into a fruitcake, and de Valera made his escape.