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Rita Miljo (née Neumann; 18 February 1931 – 27 July 2012) was a renowned conservationist and animal rights pioneer noted for founding and managing the "Centre for Animal Rehabilitation and Education" (CARE) near Phalaborwa in South Africa. Born in East Prussia shortly before World War II began, she had dreams from an early age of becoming a veterinarian. When the war broke out, she became involved in the girls' wing of the Hitler Youth, but quit when her father no longer supported the Nazis. After a brief stint studying psychology in university, she worked in a factory and then at the Hagenbeck Zoo.

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rdfs:comment	Rita Miljo (née Neumann; 18 February 1931 – 27 July 2012) was a renowned conservationist and animal rights pioneer noted for founding and managing the "Centre for Animal Rehabilitation and Education" (CARE) near Phalaborwa in South Africa. Born in East Prussia shortly before World War II began, she had dreams from an early age of becoming a veterinarian. When the war broke out, she became involved in the girls' wing of the Hitler Youth, but quit when her father no longer supported the Nazis. After a brief stint studying psychology in university, she worked in a factory and then at the Hagenbeck Zoo. (en)
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birth place	East Prussia
death place	Limpopo Union of South Africa
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death date	2012-07-27 (xsd:date)
birth place	Heilsberg, East Prussia, Germany (en)
birth date	1931-02-18 (xsd:date)
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