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The following events happened on today's date of February 8

1954: Jochen Schroeder, German voice actor for the pharmacist, was born in Bochum, Germany.
1960: Vibeke Dueholm, Danish voice actor for Rasmus Rap, was born in Copehagen, Denmark.
1993: Alfred J. Kwak Episode 47: "Ende gut, alles gut!" (lit. "All's Well That Ends Well!") premiered in Germany on ZDF.

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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 1'''
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+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 43|Episode 43]]: '''"Ein Präsident für Gross-Wasserland"''' (lit. '''"A President for Great Waterland"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 2'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 46|Episode 46]]: '''"Pierrot"''' (lit. '''"Pierrot"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 16|Episode 16]]: '''"Die Reise zum Südpol"''' (lit. '''"Journey to the South Pole"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 44|Episode 44]]: '''"Die Überschwemmung"''' (lit. '''"The Flood"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 3'''
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+* '''1992''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 48|Episode 48]]: '''"Golfia pelaamassa"''' (lit. '''"Playing Golf"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 45|Episode 45]]: '''"Das Land von Zwei"''' (lit. '''"The Land of Two"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 4'''
-* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 8]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1928''': [[Heinz Theo Branding]], German voice actor for [[The King of Twoland|the King of Twoland]], was born in Bielefeld, Germany.
+* '''1954''': [[Shigeru Chiba]], Japanese voice actor for [[Dolf de Kraai|Dolf]], was born in Kikuchi, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan.
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 8|Episode 8]]: '''"De spion"''' (lit. '''"The Spy"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 46|Episode 46]]: '''"Pierrot"''' (lit. '''"Pierrot"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 5'''
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+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 44|Episode 44]]: '''"ドルフの危険な賭け"''' (''Dorufu no Kiken na Kake''; lit. ''''Dolf's Dangerous Gamble''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 6'''
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+* '''1961''': [[Yūko Kobayashi]], Japanese voice actor for [[Winnie Mandoline Wana|Winnie Wana]], was born in Tokyo, Japan.
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 32|Episode 32]]: '''"A csodavilág"''' (lit. '''"The Wonderful World"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 7'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 13|Episode 13]]: '''"Shakkikuningatar tahtoo nähdä elämää"''' (lit. '''"The Chess Queen Wants to See Life"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 8'''
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+* '''1954''': [[Jochen Schroeder]], German voice actor for [[Vlier de Gier|the pharmacist]], was born in Bochum, Germany.
+* '''1960''': [[Vibeke Dueholm]], Danish voice actor for [[Alfred Jodocus Kwak|Rasmus Rap]], was born in Copehagen, Denmark.
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 47|Episode 47]]: '''"Ende gut, alles gut!"''' (lit. '''"All's Well That Ends Well!"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 9'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 47|Episode 47]]: '''"Eind goed, al goed"''' (lit. '''"All's Well That Ends Well"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 48|Episode 48]]: '''"Eine Partie Golf"''' (lit. '''"A Game of Golf"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 10'''
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+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 49|Episode 49]]: '''"Der Regenbogen"''' (lit. '''"The Rainbow"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 11'''
-* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 9]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 9|Episode 9]]: '''"De geest in de fles"''' (lit. '''"The Spirit in the Bottle"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 50|Episode 50]]: '''"Das Casino"''' (lit. '''"The Casino"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 12'''
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+* '''1928''': [[Jürgen Thormann]], German voice actor for [[Groot Musland admiraal|Great Sparrowland admiral]], was born in Rostock, Germany.
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 45|Episode 45]]: '''"謎の病原菌大発生"''' (''Nazo no byōgenkin dai hassei''; lit. ''''The Mysterious Epidemic Outbreak''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 13'''
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+* '''1952''': [[Harri Hyttinen]], Finnish voice actor for [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak|Joonas Sebastian Kwak]], [[Professor Paljas von Penguïn|Professor Von Pallas]], [[Professor Hannibal Nijlpaard|Professor Hannibal]] and [[Valentino]] was born in Helsinki, Finland..
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 33|Episode 33]]: '''"Kaland a Vadnyugaton"''' (lit. '''"Adventure in the Wild West"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 14'''
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+* '''1927''': [[Gyula Buss]], Hungarian voice actor for King [[Franz Ferdinand II]], was born in Békásmegyer, Hungary.
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 14|Episode 14]]: '''"Sillit vaarassa"''' (lit. '''"Herrings in Danger"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 15'''
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+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 51|Episode 51]]: '''"Der Regenwald"''' (lit. '''"The Rainforest"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 16'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 48|Episode 48]]: '''"Een partijtje golf"''' (lit. '''"A Game of Golf"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 17|Episode 17]]: '''"Rettung aus dem All"''' (lit. '''"Rescue from Space"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
+* '''1993''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 52|Episode 52]]: '''"Und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind"''' (lit. '''"And If They Didn't Die"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 18'''
-* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 10]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 10|Episode 10]]: '''"De heilige tulband"''' (lit. '''"The Sacred Turban"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 19'''
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+* '''1965''': [[Veronica Pivetti]], German voice actor for [[Pikkie de Ekster|Stibitzi]], was born in Milan, Italy.
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 46|Episode 46]]: '''"月のピエロを探せ"''' (''Tsuki no Piero wo Sagase''; lit. ''''Find the Moon Clown''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 20'''
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+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 34|Episode 34]]: '''"A piramisoknál"''' (lit. '''"At the Pyramids"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 21'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 15|Episode 15]]: '''"Meren armoilla"''' (lit. '''"At the Mercy of the Sea"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 22'''
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+* '''1954''': [[Johnny Kraaijkamp jr.]], Dutch voice actor for [[Dolf de Kraai]], was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 23'''
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+* '''1936''': [[Zoltán Dobránszky]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Colonel Rangpang|Colonel Rang Pang]], was born in Munkács, Hungary.
+* '''1951''': [[Titta Jokinen]], Finnish voice actor for [[Blanche Wana|Praa]], [[Ollie de Ooievaar|Olli]], [[Hoogheid Nora van de Beginne|Kuningatar Noora]], and [[Professor Paljas von Pinguïn's secretary|Von Pallas' secretary]], was born in Kalanti, Finland.
+* '''1967''': [[András Stohl]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]], was born in Fót, Hungary.
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 49|Episode 49]]: '''"De regenboog"''' (lit. '''"The Rainbow"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 24'''
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+* '''1992''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 49|Episode 49]]: '''"Sateenkaari"''' (lit. '''"Rainbow"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 25'''
-* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 11]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 11|Episode 11]]: '''"Het circus"''' (lit. '''"The Circus"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 26'''
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+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 47|Episode 47]]: '''"魔法のヴァイオリン"''' (''Mahō no vaiorin''; lit. ''''The Magic Violin''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 27'''
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+* '''1952''': [[Henk Westbroek]], Dutch voice actor for [[Wiede Wagen]] and [[Leifeet de zanger]], was born in Zuilen, the Netherlands.
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 35|Episode 35]]: '''"Csapda csapda hátán"''' (lit. '''"Trap After Trap"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''February 28'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 16|Episode 16]]: '''"Vaarat vaanivat"''' (lit. '''"Dangers Lurking"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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