Question: For a query within the soccer domain, extract pertinent information from Infobox data: Who lost the Maracanazo?

Uruguay v Brazil (1950 FIFA World Cup), Tragedy of Maracanã (Maracanaço), The Maracanã, the venue for the match, as it appeared during the 1950 FIFA World Cup

Mate (drink), After their expulsion in the 1770s, the Jesuit missions — along with the yerba-mate plantations — fell into ruins.

Spanish colonization of the Americas, The loss of these territories ended Spanish rule in the Americas.

Micronesia, In the Spanish–American War, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Colonist violence towards Indigenous peoples accelerated the loss of lives.

Haiti, Loss of the Spanish portion of the island After losing the support of Haiti's elite, Boyer was ousted in 1843, with Charles Rivière-Hérard replacing him as president.

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

Spanish Navy, The 1820s saw the loss of most of the Spanish Empire in the Americas.

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

Falklands War, Both sides suffered heavy losses.

disappearance of the ARA San Juan, instance of, disappearance

Veracruz, Mexico surrendered shortly after.

The Aguilar de Campoo case (Palencia), instance of, disappearance

Miranda (state), In 1572 another of the men who fought against the Spanish conquest, the cacique Tamanaco, was also killed by the conquistadors.

Joaqu\u00EDn Prieto Hurtado, place of death, Vi\u00F1a del Mar

Spanish Empire, Spain was defeated during the invasion of Portugal and lost both Havana and Manila to British forces towards the end of the Seven Years' War (1756–63).

July 2, 1839 – Twenty miles off the coast of Cuba, 53 kidnapped Africans led by Joseph Cinqué mutiny and take over the slave ship Amistad.

Central America, The last independent Maya kingdoms – the Kowoj and the Itza people – were finally defeated in 1697, as part of the Spanish conquest of Petén.

Arauco War, Arias Pardo Maldonado destroyed the pucará but he did not gain a complete victory, since most of the Mapuches escaped.

Arauco War, Elsewhere the corregidor of Cañete Juan Lazarte was killed at the gates of Cañete trying to recapture mounts stolen by thirty mapuches.

Arauco War, Both defeats cut off the city and garrison of Concepción from outside aid by land.

March 2, 1811 – Argentine War of Independence: A royalist fleet defeats a small flotilla of revolutionary ships in the Battle of San Nicolás on the River Plate.

Texas Revolution, A Glorious Defeat: Mexico and Its War with the United States.

Mapuche, Mapuche in the Spanish-ruled areas, especially the Picunche, mingled with Spanish during the colonial period, forming a mestizo population that lost its indigenous identity.

Buenos Aires, His expedition was cut short when he was killed during an attack by the native Charrúa tribe in what is now Uruguay.

Venezuela, On 24 July 1823, José Prudencio Padilla and Rafael Urdaneta helped seal Venezuelan independence with their victory in the Battle of Lake Maracaibo.

Moacir Barbosa, The loss stunned Brazilians and plunged the country into mourning, over what became known as the Maracanazo, or "the Maracana blow."

Spanish Civil War, The Battle of Brunete, however, was a significant defeat for the Republic, which lost many of its most accomplished troops.

Arauco War, When they anchored in Quintero on April 9, 1587, he was defeated by the Spanish, losing 10 men and continued up the coast of South America.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, During the Occupation of Araucanía the Mapuche surrendered to the country's army in the 1880s.

Latin America, The war resulted in the resounding defeat of Mexico.

Oro, Plata, Mata, The guerrillas leave Hermes Mercurio (Lazaro) behind.

Barranquilla, On July 24, 1823, the naval Battle of Lake Maracaibo took place, which resulted in the final expulsion of Spanish royalist forces from Gran Colombia.

Rosariazo, Antenore 2004) From that point forward, the fight was effectively lost for the protesters.

Rosariazo, The Rozariazo ended with hundreds dead or wounded, and many arrested.

Latin America, On 1 May 1857, Walker was forced by a coalition of Central American armies to surrender himself to a United States Navy officer who repatriated him and his followers.

Spanish Empire, After isolating and defeating the Spanish garrisons in Cuba, the American navy destroyed the Spanish Caribbean fleet on 3 July at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.

1975, May 15 – Mayaguez incident: The American merchant ship Mayaguez, seized by Cambodian forces, is rescued by the U.S. Navy and Marines; 38 Americans are killed.

Mapuche, The conquest of Araucanía caused numerous Mapuches to be displaced and forced to roam in search of shelter and food.

Texas Revolution, The Colonization and Loss of Texas: A Mexican Perspective".

Patrick Lynch (Argentina), The Lynches left Ireland after their defeat at the hands of Cromwell's forces and later those of William of Orange.

Little Maracanazo, Little Maracanazo was a football match played between Fluminense FC of Brazil and Deportivo Italia of Venezuela in the group stage of the 1971 Copa Libertadores.

Morelos, The biggest loss came on May 2, 1916, when Zapata lost Cuernavaca to enemy forces, which now numbered some 30,000 troops.

Little Maracanazo, The Fluminense of famous Lobo Zagalo, Champion of Brazil, was defeated that year for the first time in its own Maracanã.

Little Maracanazo, DT: Elmo CorreaStadium: Mario Filho “Maracanã”, Río de Janeiro Date: March 3, 1971 Referee: Rodolfo Pérez Osorio (Paraguay) Goal: Manuel Tenorio (Dep.

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

Little Maracanazo, point in time, 3 March "1971

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Little Maracanazo, Años de ensueño: la Era D'Ambrosio (de "Un sueño llamado Deportivo Petare").

February 17, 1676 – Sixteen men of Pascual de Iriate's expedition are lost at Evangelistas Islets at the western end of the Strait of Magellan.

September 17, 1861 – Argentine Civil Wars: The State of Buenos Aires defeats the Argentine Confederation at the Battle of Pavón.

Underground Railroad, Many people did not make it to Mexico.

Battle of El Brazito, part of, Mexican-American War

Pancho Villa, He went on to beat the Federal Army in Naica, Camargo, and Pilar de Conchos, but lost at Tecolote.

Bolivia, Bolivia's defeat by Paraguay in the Chaco War (1932–35), where Bolivia lost a great part of the Gran Chaco region in dispute, marked a turning-point.

1982, May 23 – Falklands War: HMS Antelope is lost.

Mexican Revolution, Some owners were killed.

February 12, 1817 – An Argentine/Chilean patriotic army, after crossing the Andes, defeats Spanish troops at the Battle of Chacabuco.

Mexico, The Mexican Army that had its roots in the colonial royal army and then the army of the early republic was destroyed.

1839, January 20 – Battle of Yungay: Chile defeats the Peru–Bolivian Confederation, leading to the restoration of an independent Peru.

January 20, 1839 – In the Battle of Yungay, Chile defeats an alliance between Peru and Bolivia.

Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande, The flag was no longer used following the defeat of the Republic of the Rio Grande by Mexican troops.

19th century, 1899–1902: The Thousand Days' War in Colombia breaks out between the "Liberales" and "Conservadores", culminating with the loss of Panama in 1903.

Hurricane Carlotta (2000), A naval vessel from both the United States Navy and the Mexican Navy searched for the freighter for three days, though the crew was lost and presumed killed.

December 9, 1824 – Patriot forces led by General Antonio José de Sucre defeat a Royalist army in the Battle of Ayacucho, putting an end to the Peruvian War of Independence.

1860, December 24 – Mexico's interim president Miguel Miramón flees the country after being defeated in battle.

May 8, 1846 – Mexican–American War: American forces led by Zachary Taylor defeat a Mexican force north of the Rio Grande in the first major battle of the war.

Cortez, Florida, The eventual demise of the Calusa people is attributed to invasions from other tribes and disease brought by Spanish and French explorers.

Lost city, The Incan capital city of Vilcabamba was destroyed and depopulated during the Spanish conquest of Peru in 1572.

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Blockade of Veracruz, part of, Mexican-American War

Philippines, In 1965, Macapagal lost the presidential election to Ferdinand Marcos.

El Salvador, They defeated the Spaniards and what was left of their Tlaxcalan allies, forcing them to withdraw to Guatemala.

August 1, 1849 – Joven Daniel wrecks at the coast of Araucanía, Chile, leading to allegations that local Mapuche tribes murdered survivors and kidnapped Elisa Bravo.

Salvadoran Civil War, Others were forcefully "disappeared."


Question: For a query related to soccer, gather pertinent information from all available knowledge databases: Where was the Maracanazo game played?

Uruguay national football team, The decisive match was at the Maracanã Stadium in Brazil.

1990 FIFA World Cup qualification, The incident is called the Maracanazo by the Chilean national team since it took place in the Maracanã Stadium.

1954 FIBA World Championship, Tournament details, Venue(s), Ginásio do Maracanãzinho

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

Diego Maradona, Argentina played Belgium in the opening game of the 1982 Cup at the Camp Nou in Barcelona.

2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup, On July 7, 2013 – A Guinness world record 566 mariachis performed at the half-time of the first-round game between Mexico and Panama at the Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California.

Diego Maradona, This match was played with the background of the Falklands War between Argentina and the United Kingdom.

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup

2016 Summer Paralympics, , Stadium, Maracanã

Maracan%C3%A3 Stadium, , Former names, Estádio do Maracanã (1950–1966)

Maracan%C3%A3 Stadium, , Location, Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro

Ram\u00F3n Maradiaga, participant in, 1982 FIFA World Cup

1967 South American Championship, location, Estadio Centenario

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, located in the administrative territorial entity, Buenos Aires

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, country, Argentina

El Maracanazo, , The Maracanã Stadium, venue of the match

El Maracanazo, , Event, 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification  – South American zone – Group 3

Mendoza, Argentina, The six were played at the Malvinas Argentinas Stadium.

El Maracanazo, For the 1990 FIFA World Cup, the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) received 3.5 berths (including Argentina who already qualified as title holders).

El Maracanazo, The other teams were grouped into three groups.

1955 Pan American Games, Host nation (Mexico)

2015 Copa Am\u00E9rica, location, Estadio Regional de Antofagasta

Mario Balotelli, No. is 9, Date is 16 June 2013, Venue is Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro, Opponent is MEX, Score is 2–1, Result is 2–1, Competition is 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup

1962 FIFA World Cup, Team is ARG, Site is Hostería El Sauzal, City is Rancagua

Brazil national football team, home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2002 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3

Little Maracanazo, , Event, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, DT: Elmo CorreaStadium: Mario Filho “Maracanã”, Río de Janeiro Date: March 3, 1971 Referee: Rodolfo Pérez Osorio (Paraguay) Goal: Manuel Tenorio (Dep.

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, inception, 16 June "1950

2016 Summer Olympics, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

Ramiro Corrales, # is 1.0, Date is October 16, 1996, Venue is Estadio Nacional , Lima , Peru, Opponent is PER, Score is 4–1, Result is Loss, Competition is Friendly

Ramiro Corrales, # is 2.0, Date is January 29, 1997, Venue is Kunming Tuodong Sports Center , Kunming , China, Opponent is PRC, Score is 2–1, Result is Loss, Competition is Friendly

Ramiro Corrales, # is 6.0, Date is February 6, 2008, Venue is Reliant Stadium , Houston , United States, Opponent is MEX, Score is 2–2, Result is Draw, Competition is Friendly

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, , Location, Villa General Mitre, Buenos Aires , Argentina

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, Commons category, "Est\u00E1dio do Maracan\u00E3"

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, instance of, Stadium

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, instance of, association football venue

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, owned by, Rio de Janeiro

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Maracan\u00E3

1951 Pan American Games, , Host city, Buenos Aires , Argentina

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, occupant, Fluminense F.C.

Club Am\u00E9rica, home venue, Estadio Azteca

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2007 Pan American Games

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 1950 FIFA World Cup

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 1989 Copa Am\u00E9rica

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2014 FIFA World Cup Final

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2019 Copa Am\u00E9rica

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, Uruguay v Brazil 1950

Carlos Tevez, No. is 7, Date is 28 June 2007, Venue is Estadio José Pachencho Romero , Maracaibo , Venezuela, Opponent is USA, Score is 4–1, Result is 4–1, Competition is 2007 Copa América

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, surface played on, lawn

football at the 2016 Summer Olympics, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, inception, "1950-06-16T00:00:00Z"

1950 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Brazil v Chile, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Fluminense F.C., home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2000 FIFA Club World Championship Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2013 FIFA Confederations Cup Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

2020 Copa Libertadores Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2014 FIFA World Cup Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2014 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

2001 Copa Mercosur Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2013 FIFA Confederations Cup knockout stage, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Uruguay v Brazil 1950, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2019 Copa Am\u00E9rica Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2016 Summer Olympics, , Stadium, Maracanã

The First Game, country of origin, United States of America


Question: For a question within the soccer category, extract pertinent evidence from text sources that can provide an answer: Where was the Maracanazo game played?

Uruguay national football team, The decisive match was at the Maracanã Stadium in Brazil.

1954 FIBA World Championship, Tournament details, Venue(s), Ginásio do Maracanãzinho

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup

2016 Summer Paralympics, , Stadium, Maracanã

Maracan%C3%A3 Stadium, , Former names, Estádio do Maracanã (1950–1966)

Maracan%C3%A3 Stadium, , Location, Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro

Ram\u00F3n Maradiaga, participant in, 1982 FIFA World Cup

1967 South American Championship, location, Estadio Centenario

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, located in the administrative territorial entity, Buenos Aires

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, country, Argentina

El Maracanazo, , The Maracanã Stadium, venue of the match

El Maracanazo, , Event, 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification  – South American zone – Group 3

2015 Copa Am\u00E9rica, location, Estadio Regional de Antofagasta

Mario Balotelli, No. is 9, Date is 16 June 2013, Venue is Estádio do Maracanã , Rio de Janeiro, Opponent is MEX, Score is 2–1, Result is 2–1, Competition is 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup

1962 FIFA World Cup, Team is ARG, Site is Hostería El Sauzal, City is Rancagua

Brazil national football team, home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2002 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3

Little Maracanazo, , Event, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, inception, 16 June "1950

2016 Summer Olympics, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

Ramiro Corrales, # is 1.0, Date is October 16, 1996, Venue is Estadio Nacional , Lima , Peru, Opponent is PER, Score is 4–1, Result is Loss, Competition is Friendly

Ramiro Corrales, # is 2.0, Date is January 29, 1997, Venue is Kunming Tuodong Sports Center , Kunming , China, Opponent is PRC, Score is 2–1, Result is Loss, Competition is Friendly

Ramiro Corrales, # is 6.0, Date is February 6, 2008, Venue is Reliant Stadium , Houston , United States, Opponent is MEX, Score is 2–2, Result is Draw, Competition is Friendly

Estadio Diego Armando Maradona, , Location, Villa General Mitre, Buenos Aires , Argentina

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, Commons category, "Est\u00E1dio do Maracan\u00E3"

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, instance of, Stadium

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, instance of, association football venue

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, owned by, Rio de Janeiro

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Maracan\u00E3

1951 Pan American Games, , Host city, Buenos Aires , Argentina

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, occupant, Fluminense F.C.

Club Am\u00E9rica, home venue, Estadio Azteca

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2007 Pan American Games

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 1950 FIFA World Cup

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 1989 Copa Am\u00E9rica

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2014 FIFA World Cup Final

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, 2019 Copa Am\u00E9rica

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, Uruguay v Brazil 1950

Carlos Tevez, No. is 7, Date is 28 June 2007, Venue is Estadio José Pachencho Romero , Maracaibo , Venezuela, Opponent is USA, Score is 4–1, Result is 4–1, Competition is 2007 Copa América

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, surface played on, lawn

football at the 2016 Summer Olympics, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, inception, "1950-06-16T00:00:00Z"

1950 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Brazil v Chile, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Fluminense F.C., home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2000 FIFA Club World Championship Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2013 FIFA Confederations Cup Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

2020 Copa Libertadores Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2014 FIFA World Cup Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2014 FIFA World Cup, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, located in the administrative territorial entity, Rio de Janeiro

2001 Copa Mercosur Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, home venue, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2013 FIFA Confederations Cup knockout stage, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Uruguay v Brazil 1950, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2019 Copa Am\u00E9rica Final, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

2016 Summer Olympics, , Stadium, Maracanã

The First Game, country of origin, United States of America


Question: Given an inquiry pertaining to soccer, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge bases to provide an answer: Who won the Maracanazo?

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

1990 FIFA World Cup qualification, The incident is called the Maracanazo by the Chilean national team since it took place in the Maracanã Stadium.

1947 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (9th title)

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

2013, April 13 Venezuelan presidential election, Nicolás Maduro was declared winner with a narrow victory over his opponent Henrique Capriles Radonski.

Diego Maradona, Maradona captained the Argentine national team to victory in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, winning the final in Mexico City against West Germany.

1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup, Final positions, Champions, Mexico  (3rd title)

1819, August 7 – Battle of Boyacá: Simón Bolívar is victorious over the Royalist Army in Colombia.

1980s, Argentina won the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico.

History of the Argentina national football team, Argentina won all three games in the group stage, beating the United States, Colombia and Paraguay.

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Runners-up, Argentina

Campeonato Centroamericano, winner, Liga Deportiva Alajuelense

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Third place, Brazil

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Fourth place, Paraguay

1995 Tournament of the Americas, Final positions, Runners-up, Argentina

1995 Tournament of the Americas, Final positions, Third place, Brazil

1995 Tournament of the Americas, Puerto Rico defeated Argentina in the final, to win the tournament.

2014 FIFA World Cup Final, The match was played at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 13 July 2014, and was contested by Germany and Argentina.

Ram\u00F3n Maradiaga, participant in, 1982 FIFA World Cup

History of the Argentina national football team, Argentina won their 15th Copa América title with a 1–0 victory against Brazil at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. "

2013 Recopa Sudamericana, winner, S.C. Corinthians Paulista

December 6, 1998 – in Venezuela, Hugo Chávez is victorious in presidential elections.

Mexico national football team, Mexico won the Gold Cup after defeating Jamaica 3–1 in the final.

El Maracanazo, , The Maracanã Stadium, venue of the match

El Maracanazo, , Event, 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification  – South American zone – Group 3

1970s, Brazil won the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, West Germany won the 1974 FIFA World Cup in West Germany, and Argentina won the 1978 FIFA World Cup in Argentina.

El Maracanazo, For the 1990 FIFA World Cup, the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) received 3.5 berths (including Argentina who already qualified as title holders).

El Maracanazo, The other teams were grouped into three groups.

El Maracanazo, Chile, Venezuela and Brazil were assigned to Group 3.

El Maracanazo, With both teams due to play each other, Chile and Brazil were leading the group with 5 points each although Brazil were top on goal difference.

El Maracanazo, This meant Chile needed to beat Brazil to qualify.

Mexico national football team, Mexico won the Gold Cup after defeating the United States 1–0 in the final.

Naldo (footballer, born 1982), Despite making one appearances in the Copa América, Brazil went on to win the tournament, once again defeating Argentina in the final.

El Maracanazo, In addition, FIFA ruled that the game would be deemed to have been won by Brazil by walkover with an official score of 2–0.

Venezuela, On 24 July 1823, José Prudencio Padilla and Rafael Urdaneta helped seal Venezuelan independence with their victory in the Battle of Lake Maracaibo.

Moacir Barbosa, The loss stunned Brazilians and plunged the country into mourning, over what became known as the Maracanazo, or "the Maracana blow."

Argentina at the FIFA World Cup, Diego Maradona was voted Best Player of the tournament after scoring five goals and assisting the decisive 3-2 by Jorge Burruchaga in the 84th minute of the final.

Diego Maradona, In the final match of the group stage, Argentina won 2–0 against Greece to win the group and advance to a second round, meeting Mexico.

Argentina national football team, Argentina, led by Diego Maradona won again in 1986, a 3–2 victory over West Germany.

August 7, 1819 – Simón Bolívar triumphs over Spain in the Battle of Boyacá.

Argentina national football team, Argentina beat England with Diego Maradona's "goal of the century".

Little Maracanazo, , Event, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, Little Maracanazo was a football match played between Fluminense FC of Brazil and Deportivo Italia of Venezuela in the group stage of the 1971 Copa Libertadores.

Little Maracanazo, The Italo-Venezuelan team traveled to the Maracanã Stadium and took home a 1:0 victory against the Fluminense FC.

Little Maracanazo, The Fluminense of famous Lobo Zagalo, Champion of Brazil, was defeated that year for the first time in its own Maracanã.

Primera Divisi\u00F3n de M\u00E9xico Verano 2002, winner, Club Am\u00E9rica

Little Maracanazo, DT: Elmo CorreaStadium: Mario Filho “Maracanã”, Río de Janeiro Date: March 3, 1971 Referee: Rodolfo Pérez Osorio (Paraguay) Goal: Manuel Tenorio (Dep.

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

1946 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (8th title)

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Little Maracanazo, Años de ensueño: la Era D'Ambrosio (de "Un sueño llamado Deportivo Petare").

1978 FIFA World Cup, Brazil won by a 3–1 score, meaning Argentina had to beat Peru by four clear goals to reach the final but they managed to do it.

Argentina, Overpowering Urquiza in the 1861 Battle of Pavón, Bartolomé Mitre secured Buenos Aires predominance and was elected as the first president of the reunified country.

1989, Carlos Menem wins the Argentine presidential election.

FIFA World Cup awards, World Cup is 1986 Mexico, Winner is ARG Diego Maradona

1950 FIFA World Cup, This stunning defeat surprised Brazil and is referred to as the Maracanazo.

1949 South American Championship, Final positions, Fourth place, Bolivia

El Salvador national football team, They finished in third place, behind Haiti and Mexico, with the hosts winning the tournament.

2020 Prueba Villafranca de Ordizia, winner, Winner Anacona

Winner, country of origin, United States of America

%C3%81lvaro Pereira, Copa América, Winner, 2011 Argentina,

Mexico, A coalition of anti-Huerta forces in the North, the Constitutionalist Army overseen by Venustiano Carranza, and a peasant army in the South under Emiliano Zapata, defeated the Federal Army.

Diego Maradona, , Maradona after winning the  1986 FIFA World Cup  with Argentina

Miranda (footballer, born 1984), Brazil subsequently went on to win the title following a 3–1 win over Peru in the final on 7 July, at the Maracanã Stadium.

1955 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (10th title)

1955 South American Championship, Final positions, Third place, Peru

Diego Maradona, FIFA World Cup, Winner, 1986,

CONCACAF, The tournament was won by Brazil.

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, Uruguay v Brazil 1950

2014 Copa Centroamericana, Final positions, Third place, Panama

Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, A penalty shootout ensued, with Maradona fittingly scoring the winning penalty for Argentina.

Winner, country, United States of America

2018 in sports, June 7 – 12: 2018 Pan-American Cup in Guatemala In the final, Chile defeated Guatemala, 9–2, to win the title.

Mexico, After founding the new political party MORENA, Andrés Manuel López Obrador won the 2018 presidential election with over 50% of the vote.

The Winning Team, country of origin, United States of America

The Winner, country of origin, United States of America

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

1959 South American Championship (Argentina), Final positions, Third place, Paraguay


Question: For a question related to soccer, identify and gather pertinent information from textual sources: Who won the Maracanazo?

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

1947 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (9th title)

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup, Final positions, Champions, Mexico  (3rd title)

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Runners-up, Argentina

Campeonato Centroamericano, winner, Liga Deportiva Alajuelense

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Third place, Brazil

1942 South American Championship, Final positions, Fourth place, Paraguay

1995 Tournament of the Americas, Final positions, Runners-up, Argentina

1995 Tournament of the Americas, Final positions, Third place, Brazil

Ram\u00F3n Maradiaga, participant in, 1982 FIFA World Cup

2013 Recopa Sudamericana, winner, S.C. Corinthians Paulista

El Maracanazo, , The Maracanã Stadium, venue of the match

El Maracanazo, , Event, 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification  – South American zone – Group 3

Little Maracanazo, , Event, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Primera Divisi\u00F3n de M\u00E9xico Verano 2002, winner, Club Am\u00E9rica

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

1946 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (8th title)

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

FIFA World Cup awards, World Cup is 1986 Mexico, Winner is ARG Diego Maradona

1949 South American Championship, Final positions, Fourth place, Bolivia

2020 Prueba Villafranca de Ordizia, winner, Winner Anacona

%C3%81lvaro Pereira, Copa América, Winner, 2011 Argentina,

Diego Maradona, , Maradona after winning the  1986 FIFA World Cup  with Argentina

1955 South American Championship, Final positions, Champions, Argentina  (10th title)

1955 South American Championship, Final positions, Third place, Peru

Diego Maradona, FIFA World Cup, Winner, 1986,

Maracan\u00E3 Stadium, significant event, Uruguay v Brazil 1950

2014 Copa Centroamericana, Final positions, Third place, Panama

Winner, country, United States of America

The Winning Team, country of origin, United States of America

The Winner, country of origin, United States of America

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

1959 South American Championship (Argentina), Final positions, Third place, Paraguay


Question: Presented with an inquiry related to the soccer domain, extract the pertinent information that can address the question from all available knowledge bases: Who lost the Maracanazo?

Uruguay v Brazil (1950 FIFA World Cup), Tragedy of Maracanã (Maracanaço), The Maracanã, the venue for the match, as it appeared during the 1950 FIFA World Cup

Mate (drink), After their expulsion in the 1770s, the Jesuit missions — along with the yerba-mate plantations — fell into ruins.

Spanish colonization of the Americas, The loss of these territories ended Spanish rule in the Americas.

Our Disappeared, Our Disappeared, Country, Argentina

Micronesia, In the Spanish–American War, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Colonist violence towards Indigenous peoples accelerated the loss of lives.

Haiti, Loss of the Spanish portion of the island After losing the support of Haiti's elite, Boyer was ousted in 1843, with Charles Rivière-Hérard replacing him as president.

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

Spanish Navy, The 1820s saw the loss of most of the Spanish Empire in the Americas.

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

Falklands War, Both sides suffered heavy losses.

SS Central America, , Out of service, September 12, 1857

disappearance of the ARA San Juan, instance of, disappearance

Veracruz, Mexico surrendered shortly after.

The Aguilar de Campoo case (Palencia), instance of, disappearance

Miranda (state), In 1572 another of the men who fought against the Spanish conquest, the cacique Tamanaco, was also killed by the conquistadors.

Joaqu\u00EDn Prieto Hurtado, place of death, Vi\u00F1a del Mar

Spanish Empire, Spain was defeated during the invasion of Portugal and lost both Havana and Manila to British forces towards the end of the Seven Years' War (1756–63).

July 2, 1839 – Twenty miles off the coast of Cuba, 53 kidnapped Africans led by Joseph Cinqué mutiny and take over the slave ship Amistad.

Central America, The last independent Maya kingdoms – the Kowoj and the Itza people – were finally defeated in 1697, as part of the Spanish conquest of Petén.

Arauco War, Arias Pardo Maldonado destroyed the pucará but he did not gain a complete victory, since most of the Mapuches escaped.

Arauco War, Elsewhere the corregidor of Cañete Juan Lazarte was killed at the gates of Cañete trying to recapture mounts stolen by thirty mapuches.

El Maracanazo, , Event, 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification  – South American zone – Group 3

Arauco War, Both defeats cut off the city and garrison of Concepción from outside aid by land.

March 2, 1811 – Argentine War of Independence: A royalist fleet defeats a small flotilla of revolutionary ships in the Battle of San Nicolás on the River Plate.

Texas Revolution, A Glorious Defeat: Mexico and Its War with the United States.

Mapuche, Mapuche in the Spanish-ruled areas, especially the Picunche, mingled with Spanish during the colonial period, forming a mestizo population that lost its indigenous identity.

Buenos Aires, His expedition was cut short when he was killed during an attack by the native Charrúa tribe in what is now Uruguay.

Venezuela, On 24 July 1823, José Prudencio Padilla and Rafael Urdaneta helped seal Venezuelan independence with their victory in the Battle of Lake Maracaibo.

Moacir Barbosa, The loss stunned Brazilians and plunged the country into mourning, over what became known as the Maracanazo, or "the Maracana blow."

Spanish Civil War, The Battle of Brunete, however, was a significant defeat for the Republic, which lost many of its most accomplished troops.

Arauco War, When they anchored in Quintero on April 9, 1587, he was defeated by the Spanish, losing 10 men and continued up the coast of South America.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, During the Occupation of Araucanía the Mapuche surrendered to the country's army in the 1880s.

Latin America, The war resulted in the resounding defeat of Mexico.

Oro, Plata, Mata, The guerrillas leave Hermes Mercurio (Lazaro) behind.

Barranquilla, On July 24, 1823, the naval Battle of Lake Maracaibo took place, which resulted in the final expulsion of Spanish royalist forces from Gran Colombia.

Rosariazo, Antenore 2004) From that point forward, the fight was effectively lost for the protesters.

Rosariazo, The Rozariazo ended with hundreds dead or wounded, and many arrested.

Latin America, On 1 May 1857, Walker was forced by a coalition of Central American armies to surrender himself to a United States Navy officer who repatriated him and his followers.

Spanish Empire, After isolating and defeating the Spanish garrisons in Cuba, the American navy destroyed the Spanish Caribbean fleet on 3 July at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.

1975, May 15 – Mayaguez incident: The American merchant ship Mayaguez, seized by Cambodian forces, is rescued by the U.S. Navy and Marines; 38 Americans are killed.

Mapuche, The conquest of Araucanía caused numerous Mapuches to be displaced and forced to roam in search of shelter and food.

Texas Revolution, The Colonization and Loss of Texas: A Mexican Perspective".

Little Maracanazo, , Event, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Patrick Lynch (Argentina), The Lynches left Ireland after their defeat at the hands of Cromwell's forces and later those of William of Orange.

Little Maracanazo, Little Maracanazo was a football match played between Fluminense FC of Brazil and Deportivo Italia of Venezuela in the group stage of the 1971 Copa Libertadores.

Morelos, The biggest loss came on May 2, 1916, when Zapata lost Cuernavaca to enemy forces, which now numbered some 30,000 troops.

Little Maracanazo, The Fluminense of famous Lobo Zagalo, Champion of Brazil, was defeated that year for the first time in its own Maracanã.

Little Maracanazo, DT: Elmo CorreaStadium: Mario Filho “Maracanã”, Río de Janeiro Date: March 3, 1971 Referee: Rodolfo Pérez Osorio (Paraguay) Goal: Manuel Tenorio (Dep.

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

Little Maracanazo, point in time, 3 March "1971

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Little Maracanazo, Años de ensueño: la Era D'Ambrosio (de "Un sueño llamado Deportivo Petare").

Losing Chase, Losing Chase, Country, United States

February 17, 1676 – Sixteen men of Pascual de Iriate's expedition are lost at Evangelistas Islets at the western end of the Strait of Magellan.

September 17, 1861 – Argentine Civil Wars: The State of Buenos Aires defeats the Argentine Confederation at the Battle of Pavón.

Underground Railroad, Many people did not make it to Mexico.

Battle of El Brazito, part of, Mexican-American War

Pancho Villa, He went on to beat the Federal Army in Naica, Camargo, and Pilar de Conchos, but lost at Tecolote.

Bolivia, Bolivia's defeat by Paraguay in the Chaco War (1932–35), where Bolivia lost a great part of the Gran Chaco region in dispute, marked a turning-point.

1982, May 23 – Falklands War: HMS Antelope is lost.

The Man Who Lost, The Man Who Lost, Country, United States

Mexican Revolution, Some owners were killed.

February 12, 1817 – An Argentine/Chilean patriotic army, after crossing the Andes, defeats Spanish troops at the Battle of Chacabuco.

War of 1812, War of 1812, Territorial changes, Anglo–American  status quo ante bellum ; Spain loses  West Florida  to the United States; indigenous nations are mostly displaced from their land

Mexico, The Mexican Army that had its roots in the colonial royal army and then the army of the early republic was destroyed.

1839, January 20 – Battle of Yungay: Chile defeats the Peru–Bolivian Confederation, leading to the restoration of an independent Peru.

January 20, 1839 – In the Battle of Yungay, Chile defeats an alliance between Peru and Bolivia.

Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande, The flag was no longer used following the defeat of the Republic of the Rio Grande by Mexican troops.

19th century, 1899–1902: The Thousand Days' War in Colombia breaks out between the "Liberales" and "Conservadores", culminating with the loss of Panama in 1903.

Hurricane Carlotta (2000), A naval vessel from both the United States Navy and the Mexican Navy searched for the freighter for three days, though the crew was lost and presumed killed.

December 9, 1824 – Patriot forces led by General Antonio José de Sucre defeat a Royalist army in the Battle of Ayacucho, putting an end to the Peruvian War of Independence.

1860, December 24 – Mexico's interim president Miguel Miramón flees the country after being defeated in battle.

May 8, 1846 – Mexican–American War: American forces led by Zachary Taylor defeat a Mexican force north of the Rio Grande in the first major battle of the war.

Cortez, Florida, The eventual demise of the Calusa people is attributed to invasions from other tribes and disease brought by Spanish and French explorers.

Lost city, The Incan capital city of Vilcabamba was destroyed and depopulated during the Spanish conquest of Peru in 1572.

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Blockade of Veracruz, part of, Mexican-American War

Philippines, In 1965, Macapagal lost the presidential election to Ferdinand Marcos.

El Salvador, They defeated the Spaniards and what was left of their Tlaxcalan allies, forcing them to withdraw to Guatemala.

August 1, 1849 – Joven Daniel wrecks at the coast of Araucanía, Chile, leading to allegations that local Mapuche tribes murdered survivors and kidnapped Elisa Bravo.

Salvadoran Civil War, Others were forcefully "disappeared."


Question: When presented with a question about soccer, extract pertinent evidence from Infobox resources to provide the answer: Who lost the Maracanazo?

Uruguay v Brazil (1950 FIFA World Cup), Tragedy of Maracanã (Maracanaço), The Maracanã, the venue for the match, as it appeared during the 1950 FIFA World Cup

Mate (drink), After their expulsion in the 1770s, the Jesuit missions — along with the yerba-mate plantations — fell into ruins.

Spanish colonization of the Americas, The loss of these territories ended Spanish rule in the Americas.

Micronesia, In the Spanish–American War, Spain lost many of its remaining colonies.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, Colonist violence towards Indigenous peoples accelerated the loss of lives.

Haiti, Loss of the Spanish portion of the island After losing the support of Haiti's elite, Boyer was ousted in 1843, with Charles Rivière-Hérard replacing him as president.

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Fluminense F.C.

Spanish Navy, The 1820s saw the loss of most of the Spanish Empire in the Americas.

Uruguay national football team, Uruguay came from behind to beat the host nation in a match which would become known as the Maracanazo.

Falklands War, Both sides suffered heavy losses.

disappearance of the ARA San Juan, instance of, disappearance

Veracruz, Mexico surrendered shortly after.

The Aguilar de Campoo case (Palencia), instance of, disappearance

Miranda (state), In 1572 another of the men who fought against the Spanish conquest, the cacique Tamanaco, was also killed by the conquistadors.

Joaqu\u00EDn Prieto Hurtado, place of death, Vi\u00F1a del Mar

Spanish Empire, Spain was defeated during the invasion of Portugal and lost both Havana and Manila to British forces towards the end of the Seven Years' War (1756–63).

July 2, 1839 – Twenty miles off the coast of Cuba, 53 kidnapped Africans led by Joseph Cinqué mutiny and take over the slave ship Amistad.

Central America, The last independent Maya kingdoms – the Kowoj and the Itza people – were finally defeated in 1697, as part of the Spanish conquest of Petén.

Arauco War, Arias Pardo Maldonado destroyed the pucará but he did not gain a complete victory, since most of the Mapuches escaped.

Arauco War, Elsewhere the corregidor of Cañete Juan Lazarte was killed at the gates of Cañete trying to recapture mounts stolen by thirty mapuches.

Arauco War, Both defeats cut off the city and garrison of Concepción from outside aid by land.

March 2, 1811 – Argentine War of Independence: A royalist fleet defeats a small flotilla of revolutionary ships in the Battle of San Nicolás on the River Plate.

Texas Revolution, A Glorious Defeat: Mexico and Its War with the United States.

Mapuche, Mapuche in the Spanish-ruled areas, especially the Picunche, mingled with Spanish during the colonial period, forming a mestizo population that lost its indigenous identity.

Buenos Aires, His expedition was cut short when he was killed during an attack by the native Charrúa tribe in what is now Uruguay.

Venezuela, On 24 July 1823, José Prudencio Padilla and Rafael Urdaneta helped seal Venezuelan independence with their victory in the Battle of Lake Maracaibo.

Moacir Barbosa, The loss stunned Brazilians and plunged the country into mourning, over what became known as the Maracanazo, or "the Maracana blow."

Spanish Civil War, The Battle of Brunete, however, was a significant defeat for the Republic, which lost many of its most accomplished troops.

Arauco War, When they anchored in Quintero on April 9, 1587, he was defeated by the Spanish, losing 10 men and continued up the coast of South America.

Indigenous peoples of the Americas, During the Occupation of Araucanía the Mapuche surrendered to the country's army in the 1880s.

Latin America, The war resulted in the resounding defeat of Mexico.

Oro, Plata, Mata, The guerrillas leave Hermes Mercurio (Lazaro) behind.

Barranquilla, On July 24, 1823, the naval Battle of Lake Maracaibo took place, which resulted in the final expulsion of Spanish royalist forces from Gran Colombia.

Rosariazo, Antenore 2004) From that point forward, the fight was effectively lost for the protesters.

Rosariazo, The Rozariazo ended with hundreds dead or wounded, and many arrested.

Latin America, On 1 May 1857, Walker was forced by a coalition of Central American armies to surrender himself to a United States Navy officer who repatriated him and his followers.

Spanish Empire, After isolating and defeating the Spanish garrisons in Cuba, the American navy destroyed the Spanish Caribbean fleet on 3 July at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.

1975, May 15 – Mayaguez incident: The American merchant ship Mayaguez, seized by Cambodian forces, is rescued by the U.S. Navy and Marines; 38 Americans are killed.

Mapuche, The conquest of Araucanía caused numerous Mapuches to be displaced and forced to roam in search of shelter and food.

Texas Revolution, The Colonization and Loss of Texas: A Mexican Perspective".

Patrick Lynch (Argentina), The Lynches left Ireland after their defeat at the hands of Cromwell's forces and later those of William of Orange.

Little Maracanazo, Little Maracanazo was a football match played between Fluminense FC of Brazil and Deportivo Italia of Venezuela in the group stage of the 1971 Copa Libertadores.

Morelos, The biggest loss came on May 2, 1916, when Zapata lost Cuernavaca to enemy forces, which now numbered some 30,000 troops.

Little Maracanazo, The Fluminense of famous Lobo Zagalo, Champion of Brazil, was defeated that year for the first time in its own Maracanã.

Little Maracanazo, DT: Elmo CorreaStadium: Mario Filho “Maracanã”, Río de Janeiro Date: March 3, 1971 Referee: Rodolfo Pérez Osorio (Paraguay) Goal: Manuel Tenorio (Dep.

Little Maracanazo, instance of, sports competition

Little Maracanazo, point in time, 3 March "1971

Little Maracanazo, part of, 1971 Copa Libertadores

Little Maracanazo, participating team, Deportivo Petare F.C.

Little Maracanazo, Años de ensueño: la Era D'Ambrosio (de "Un sueño llamado Deportivo Petare").

February 17, 1676 – Sixteen men of Pascual de Iriate's expedition are lost at Evangelistas Islets at the western end of the Strait of Magellan.

September 17, 1861 – Argentine Civil Wars: The State of Buenos Aires defeats the Argentine Confederation at the Battle of Pavón.

Underground Railroad, Many people did not make it to Mexico.

Battle of El Brazito, part of, Mexican-American War

Pancho Villa, He went on to beat the Federal Army in Naica, Camargo, and Pilar de Conchos, but lost at Tecolote.

Bolivia, Bolivia's defeat by Paraguay in the Chaco War (1932–35), where Bolivia lost a great part of the Gran Chaco region in dispute, marked a turning-point.

1982, May 23 – Falklands War: HMS Antelope is lost.

Mexican Revolution, Some owners were killed.

February 12, 1817 – An Argentine/Chilean patriotic army, after crossing the Andes, defeats Spanish troops at the Battle of Chacabuco.

Mexico, The Mexican Army that had its roots in the colonial royal army and then the army of the early republic was destroyed.

1839, January 20 – Battle of Yungay: Chile defeats the Peru–Bolivian Confederation, leading to the restoration of an independent Peru.

January 20, 1839 – In the Battle of Yungay, Chile defeats an alliance between Peru and Bolivia.

Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande, The flag was no longer used following the defeat of the Republic of the Rio Grande by Mexican troops.

19th century, 1899–1902: The Thousand Days' War in Colombia breaks out between the "Liberales" and "Conservadores", culminating with the loss of Panama in 1903.

Hurricane Carlotta (2000), A naval vessel from both the United States Navy and the Mexican Navy searched for the freighter for three days, though the crew was lost and presumed killed.

December 9, 1824 – Patriot forces led by General Antonio José de Sucre defeat a Royalist army in the Battle of Ayacucho, putting an end to the Peruvian War of Independence.

1860, December 24 – Mexico's interim president Miguel Miramón flees the country after being defeated in battle.

May 8, 1846 – Mexican–American War: American forces led by Zachary Taylor defeat a Mexican force north of the Rio Grande in the first major battle of the war.

Cortez, Florida, The eventual demise of the Calusa people is attributed to invasions from other tribes and disease brought by Spanish and French explorers.

Lost city, The Incan capital city of Vilcabamba was destroyed and depopulated during the Spanish conquest of Peru in 1572.

Little Maracanazo, location, Maracan\u00E3 Stadium

Blockade of Veracruz, part of, Mexican-American War

Philippines, In 1965, Macapagal lost the presidential election to Ferdinand Marcos.

El Salvador, They defeated the Spaniards and what was left of their Tlaxcalan allies, forcing them to withdraw to Guatemala.

August 1, 1849 – Joven Daniel wrecks at the coast of Araucanía, Chile, leading to allegations that local Mapuche tribes murdered survivors and kidnapped Elisa Bravo.

Salvadoran Civil War, Others were forcefully "disappeared."


Question: For a query related to the domain of books, extract pertinent information from every available knowledge source: Who was the author of the book "Midnight's Children"?

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Sparknotes.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Author, Stephenie Meyer

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Country, United States

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Publisher, Little, Brown and Company

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Produced by, David Hamilton Doug Mankoff Steven Silver Neil Tabatznik Andrew Spaulding

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

List of Midnight's Children characters, 1947 – ca.

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Princess of the Midnight Ball, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Samrat Chakrabarti

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Charles Dance

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Neha Mahajan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Vinay Pathak

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rajesh Khera

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

The Midnight Zoo, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Saleem Sinai, Midnight's Children (1st ed.).

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Author, Jacqueline Wilson

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, , Publisher, Delacorte Press

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: For a query related to the field of books, extract pertinent information from textual resources to provide an answer: Who was the author of the book "Midnight's Children"?

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Author, Stephenie Meyer

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Country, United States

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Publisher, Little, Brown and Company

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Produced by, David Hamilton Doug Mankoff Steven Silver Neil Tabatznik Andrew Spaulding

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Princess of the Midnight Ball, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Samrat Chakrabarti

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Charles Dance

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Neha Mahajan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Vinay Pathak

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rajesh Khera

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

The Midnight Zoo, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Author, Jacqueline Wilson

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

The Midnight Line, , Publisher, Delacorte Press


Question: For a question within the realm of books, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge sources: What awards received this novel "Midnight's Children"?

Midnight's Children, award received, Man Booker Prize, followed by, Schindler's Ark, point in time, "1981, follows, Rites of Passage

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Waterstones Children's Book Prize, Year is 2016, Category is Older Fiction, Author is Leo Hunt, Title is 13 Days of Midnight, Result is Finalist, Ref. is

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

What Happened at Midnight, genre, children's novel

Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century, No. is 100, Title is Midnight's Children, Author is Salman Rushdie, Year is 1981, Language is English

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English literature, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children 1981.

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Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Distributed by, Mongrel Media (Canada) E1 Entertainment  (United Kingdom)

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Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Review scores

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Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children is a 2012 film adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel of the same name.

Midnight's Children (film), The film was also a nominee for Best Picture and seven other categories at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards, winning two awards.

Midnight's Children, , Author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Midnight's Children is a 1981 novel by author Salman Rushdie.

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Salman Rushdie, The film was also called Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, In 2003, the novel was listed on the BBC's The Big Read poll of the UK's "best-loved novels".

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize, Midnight's Children also won a public vote in 2008, on the prize's fortieth anniversary, "The Best of the Booker".

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Midnight's Children, award received, James Tait Black Memorial Prize, followed by, On the Black Hill, point in time, "1981, follows, Waiting for the Barbarians

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Category:Midnight's Children, category's main topic, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, screenwriter, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, after a work by, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, distributed by, Netflix

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Deepa Mehta, Year is 2012, Award is London Film Festival, Category is Best Film, Work is Midnight's Children, Result is

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: For a question within the realm of books, extract pertinent evidence that can provide an answer from Knowledge Graph triples: What awards received this novel "Midnight's Children"?

Midnight's Children, award received, Man Booker Prize, followed by, Schindler's Ark, point in time, "1981, follows, Rites of Passage

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Waterstones Children's Book Prize, Year is 2016, Category is Older Fiction, Author is Leo Hunt, Title is 13 Days of Midnight, Result is Finalist, Ref. is

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century, No. is 100, Title is Midnight's Children, Author is Salman Rushdie, Year is 1981, Language is English

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Screenplay by, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Based on, Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

English literature, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children 1981.

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Distributed by, Mongrel Media (Canada) E1 Entertainment  (United Kingdom)

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Review scores

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Rediff.com

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children is a 2012 film adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel of the same name.

Midnight's Children (film), The film was also a nominee for Best Picture and seven other categories at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards, winning two awards.

Midnight's Children, , Author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Midnight's Children is a 1981 novel by author Salman Rushdie.

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Salman Rushdie, The film was also called Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, In 2003, the novel was listed on the BBC's The Big Read poll of the UK's "best-loved novels".

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize, Midnight's Children also won a public vote in 2008, on the prize's fortieth anniversary, "The Best of the Booker".

Deepa Mehta, Year is 2012, Award is London Film Festival, Category is Best Film, Work is Midnight's Children, Result is

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: For a query in the realm of books, gather pertinent information from all available knowledge sources: Who was the author of the book "Midnight's Children"?

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Sparknotes.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Author, Stephenie Meyer

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Country, United States

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Publisher, Little, Brown and Company

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Produced by, David Hamilton Doug Mankoff Steven Silver Neil Tabatznik Andrew Spaulding

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

List of Midnight's Children characters, 1947 – ca.

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Princess of the Midnight Ball, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Samrat Chakrabarti

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Charles Dance

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Neha Mahajan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Vinay Pathak

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rajesh Khera

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

The Midnight Zoo, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Saleem Sinai, Midnight's Children (1st ed.).

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Author, Jacqueline Wilson

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, , Publisher, Delacorte Press

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: When posed with an inquiry within the books domain, locate pertinent evidence from textual resources to respond: Who was the author of the book "Midnight's Children"?

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Author, Stephenie Meyer

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Country, United States

Midnight Sun (Meyer novel), , Publisher, Little, Brown and Company

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Produced by, David Hamilton Doug Mankoff Steven Silver Neil Tabatznik Andrew Spaulding

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Princess of the Midnight Ball, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Samrat Chakrabarti

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Charles Dance

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Neha Mahajan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Vinay Pathak

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rajesh Khera

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

The Midnight Zoo, publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Author, Jacqueline Wilson

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

The Midnight Line, , Publisher, Delacorte Press


Question: For a question pertaining to the realm of books, extract pertinent information from all available sources to provide an answer: What awards received this novel "Midnight's Children"?

Midnight's Children, award received, Man Booker Prize, followed by, Schindler's Ark, point in time, "1981, follows, Rites of Passage

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Waterstones Children's Book Prize, Year is 2016, Category is Older Fiction, Author is Leo Hunt, Title is 13 Days of Midnight, Result is Finalist, Ref. is

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

What Happened at Midnight, genre, children's novel

Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century, No. is 100, Title is Midnight's Children, Author is Salman Rushdie, Year is 1981, Language is English

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Screenplay by, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Based on, Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

English literature, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children 1981.

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Distributed by, Mongrel Media (Canada) E1 Entertainment  (United Kingdom)

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Review scores

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Rediff.com

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children is a 2012 film adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel of the same name.

Midnight's Children (film), The film was also a nominee for Best Picture and seven other categories at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards, winning two awards.

Midnight's Children, , Author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Midnight's Children is a 1981 novel by author Salman Rushdie.

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Salman Rushdie, The film was also called Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, In 2003, the novel was listed on the BBC's The Big Read poll of the UK's "best-loved novels".

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

Midnight's Children, instance of, literary work

Midnight's Children, author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, narrative location, India

Midnight's Children, genre, magic realist fiction

Midnight's Children, genre, historical fiction

Midnight's Children, topic's main category, Category:Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, publication date, "1981

List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize, Midnight's Children also won a public vote in 2008, on the prize's fortieth anniversary, "The Best of the Booker".

Midnight's Children, country of origin, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, award received, Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century

Midnight's Children, language of work or name, English

Midnight's Children, derivative work, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, form of creative work, novel

Midnight's Children, award received, James Tait Black Memorial Prize, followed by, On the Black Hill, point in time, "1981, follows, Waiting for the Barbarians

Midnight's Children, based on, Midnight's Children

Category:Midnight's Children, category's main topic, Midnight's Children

Midnight's Children, producer, David Hamilton

Midnight's Children, producer, Doug Mankoff

Midnight's Children, producer, Steven Silver

Midnight's Children, production company, Relativity Media

Midnight's Children, director of photography, Giles Nuttgens

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shabana Azmi

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anupam Kher

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ronit Roy

Midnight's Children, cast member, Siddharth Narayan

Midnight's Children, cast member, Shahana Goswami

Midnight's Children, cast member, Rahul Bose

Midnight's Children, cast member, Seema Biswas

Midnight's Children, cast member, Darsheel Safary

Midnight's Children, cast member, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, screenwriter, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, cast member, Kulbhushan Kharbanda

Midnight's Children, cast member, Anita Majumdar

Midnight's Children, cast member, Chandan Roy Sanyal

Midnight's Children, cast member, Zaib Shaikh

Midnight's Children, cast member, Ranvir Shorey

Midnight's Children, cast member, Suresh Menon

Midnight's Children, publication date, 31 August "2012

Midnight's Children, publication date, 28 March "2013, place of publication, Germany

Midnight's Children, original language of film or TV show, English

Midnight's Children, composer, Nitin Sawhney

Midnight's Children, after a work by, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, distributed by, 20th Century Studios

Midnight's Children, distributed by, Netflix

Midnight's Children, genre, film based on a novel

Midnight's Children, director, Deepa Mehta

Deepa Mehta, Year is 2012, Award is London Film Festival, Category is Best Film, Work is Midnight's Children, Result is

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: For a query within the books domain, extract pertinent information from Knowledge Graph triples to provide an answer: What awards received this novel "Midnight's Children"?

Midnight's Children, award received, Man Booker Prize, followed by, Schindler's Ark, point in time, "1981, follows, Rites of Passage

List of Midnight's Children characters, ISBN 9780099578512 Midnight's Children.

Waterstones Children's Book Prize, Year is 2016, Category is Older Fiction, Author is Leo Hunt, Title is 13 Days of Midnight, Result is Finalist, Ref. is

List of Midnight's Children characters, This is a list of characters in Midnight's Children, a 1981 prize-winning novel by Salman Rushdie.

List of Midnight's Children characters, Midnight's Children is an epic book about India's transition from British colonialism to independence.

Le Monde's 100 Books of the Century, No. is 100, Title is Midnight's Children, Author is Salman Rushdie, Year is 1981, Language is English

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Directed by, Deepa Mehta

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Screenplay by, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Based on, Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie

English literature, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children 1981.

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Edited by, Colin Monie

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Distributed by, Mongrel Media (Canada) E1 Entertainment  (United Kingdom)

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Countries, Canada United Kingdom  United States   India

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children, Language, English

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Review scores

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Source

Midnight's Children (film), Professional reviews is Rediff.com

Midnight's Children (film), Midnight's Children is a 2012 film adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel of the same name.

Midnight's Children (film), The film was also a nominee for Best Picture and seven other categories at the 1st Canadian Screen Awards, winning two awards.

Midnight's Children, , Author, Salman Rushdie

Midnight's Children, , Cover artist, Bill Botten

Midnight's Children, , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight's Children, , Language, English

Midnight's Children, , Genre, Magic realism ,  historiographic metafiction

Midnight's Children, , Publisher, Jonathan Cape

Midnight's Children, , Publication date, 1981

Midnight's Children, , Media type, Print (hardback and paperback)

Midnight's Children, Midnight's Children is a 1981 novel by author Salman Rushdie.

Midnight's Children, Published by Jonathan Cape with cover design by Bill Botten.

Salman Rushdie, The film was also called Midnight's Children.

Midnight's Children, In 2003, the novel was listed on the BBC's The Big Read poll of the UK's "best-loved novels".

Midnight's Children, The novel is divided into three books.

List of winners and shortlisted authors of the Booker Prize, Midnight's Children also won a public vote in 2008, on the prize's fortieth anniversary, "The Best of the Booker".

Deepa Mehta, Year is 2012, Award is London Film Festival, Category is Best Film, Work is Midnight's Children, Result is

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Country, United Kingdom

Midnight (Wilson novel), , Genre, Children's novel ,  Fantasy

Midnight (Wilson novel), Midnight is a children's novel by English author Jacqueline Wilson.

The Midnight Line, The Midnight Line is a novel by British writer Lee Child.

Commonwealth of Nations, Rushdie achieved fame with Midnight's Children (1981).


Question: Provided a query within the movies domain, locate pertinent evidence from all knowledge bases that can address the inquiry: Who was the writer and director of the movie "The Matrix"?

The Matrix, The Matrix, Written by, The Wachowskis

The Matrix, The Matrix, Produced by, Joel Silver

The Matrix, The Matrix, Cinematography, Bill Pope

The Matrix, The Matrix, Edited by, Zach Staenberg

The Matrix trilogy, producer, Joel Silver

The Matrix trilogy, director of photography, Bill Pope

The Matrix trilogy, genre, science fiction film

The Matrix trilogy, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix trilogy, main subject, Artificial intelligence

The Matrix trilogy, distributed by, Warner Bros.

The Matrix: Path of Neo, based on, The Matrix trilogy

The Matrix Revolutions, screenwriter, Lilly Wachowski

The Matrix Revolutions, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Resurrections, The Matrix Resurrections, Directed by, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Resurrections, The Matrix Resurrections, Written by, Lana Wachowski ,  David Mitchell ,  Aleksandar Hemon

The Matrix Revolutions, film editor, Zach Staenberg

The Matrix Resurrections, The Matrix Resurrections is a 2021 American science fiction action film produced, co-written, and directed by Lana Wachowski.

The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Reloaded, Produced by, Joel Silver

The Matrix Resurrections, director, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Reloaded, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

Inception, By contrast, the world of The Matrix (1999) is an authoritarian, computer-controlled one, alluding to theories of social control developed by thinkers Michel Foucault and Jean Baudrillard.

The Matrix Resurrections, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, David Mitchell

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, Aleksandar Hemon

The Matrix, The film's score was composed by Don Davis.

The Matrix Resurrections, director of photography, John Toll

The Matrix Reloaded, production company, Warner Bros.

The Matrix Reloaded, director of photography, Bill Pope

The Matrix, The Matrix received Academy Awards for Best Film Editing, Best Sound Editing, Best Visual Effects and Best Sound.

The Matrix, The Matrix belongs to the cyberpunk genre of science fiction, and draws from earlier works in the genre such as the 1984 novel Neuromancer by William Gibson.

The Matrix Reloaded, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix Reloaded, film editor, Zach Staenberg

The Matrix, Analysis of the Film the Matrix.

The Matrix, Wachowski, Larry; Wachowski, Andy (2000).

The Matrix Reloaded, screenwriter, Lilly Wachowski

The Matrix, cast member, Laurence Fishburne

The Matrix, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix, director of photography, Bill Pope

William Gibson, The film The Matrix (1999) drew inspiration for its title, characters and story elements from the Sprawl trilogy.

The Matrix, production company, Warner Bros.

The Matrix, production company, Silver Pictures

The Matrix, country of origin, Australia

The Matrix, award received, Academy Award for Best Film Editing

The Matrix (franchise), The Matrix, Owner, Warner Bros. Entertainment

The Matrix, main subject, Artificial intelligence

The Matrix, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix, executive producer, Joel Silver

The Matrix, distributed by, Warner Bros.

The Matrix Awards, The Matrix Awards, Country, United States


Question: For a question related to movies, extract pertinent evidence from Infobox sources: Who was the writer and director of the movie "The Matrix"?

The Matrix, The Matrix, Written by, The Wachowskis

The Matrix trilogy, producer, Joel Silver

The Matrix trilogy, director of photography, Bill Pope

The Matrix trilogy, genre, science fiction film

The Matrix trilogy, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix trilogy, main subject, Artificial intelligence

The Matrix trilogy, distributed by, Warner Bros.

The Matrix: Path of Neo, based on, The Matrix trilogy

The Matrix Revolutions, screenwriter, Lilly Wachowski

The Matrix Revolutions, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Revolutions, film editor, Zach Staenberg

The Matrix Resurrections, The Matrix Resurrections is a 2021 American science fiction action film produced, co-written, and directed by Lana Wachowski.

The Matrix Resurrections, director, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

The Matrix Reloaded, screenwriter, Lana Wachowski

Inception, By contrast, the world of The Matrix (1999) is an authoritarian, computer-controlled one, alluding to theories of social control developed by thinkers Michel Foucault and Jean Baudrillard.

The Matrix Resurrections, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, David Mitchell

The Matrix Resurrections, screenwriter, Aleksandar Hemon

The Matrix, The film's score was composed by Don Davis.

The Matrix Resurrections, director of photography, John Toll

The Matrix Reloaded, production company, Warner Bros.

The Matrix Reloaded, director of photography, Bill Pope

The Matrix, The Matrix received Academy Awards for Best Film Editing, Best Sound Editing, Best Visual Effects and Best Sound.

The Matrix, The Matrix belongs to the cyberpunk genre of science fiction, and draws from earlier works in the genre such as the 1984 novel Neuromancer by William Gibson.

The Matrix Reloaded, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix Reloaded, film editor, Zach Staenberg

The Matrix, Analysis of the Film the Matrix.

The Matrix, Wachowski, Larry; Wachowski, Andy (2000).

The Matrix Reloaded, screenwriter, Lilly Wachowski

The Matrix, cast member, Laurence Fishburne

The Matrix, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix, director of photography, Bill Pope

William Gibson, The film The Matrix (1999) drew inspiration for its title, characters and story elements from the Sprawl trilogy.

The Matrix, production company, Warner Bros.

The Matrix, production company, Silver Pictures

The Matrix, country of origin, Australia

The Matrix, award received, Academy Award for Best Film Editing

The Matrix, main subject, Artificial intelligence

The Matrix, country of origin, United States of America

The Matrix, executive producer, Joel Silver

The Matrix, distributed by, Warner Bros.


Question: Faced with a question about the movie domain, gather pertinent information from all available knowledge bases: What was the character name of Carrie-Anne Moss in the movie "The Matrix"?

Enter the Matrix, voice actor, Carrie-Anne Moss, character role, Trinity

Compulsion, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Brain on Fire, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Flashfire, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Dark Justice, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Red Planet, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

AKA Facetime, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Soft Kill, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss, name of the character role, "Kimberly Lewis"

The Shmatrix, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Fireflies in the Garden, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Clockwork Girl, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Frankenstein, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Confessions of an Action Star, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

AKA Pork Chop, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Bye Bye Man, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix, Award is Saturn Awards, Category is Best Actress, Name is Carrie-Anne Moss, Outcome is

Suspect Zero, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Mean Right Hook, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix trilogy, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

AKA Start at the Beginning, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

AKA The Octopus, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Crossing Lines, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Treading Water, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss, name of the character role, "Catherine"

The Matrix Revolutions, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Matrix (TV series), Matrix, Starring, Nick Mancuso Phillip Jarrett Carrie-Anne Moss

Matrix (TV series), In 1999, Carrie-Anne Moss starred in The Matrix, which had no relationship to the television series apart from its title and Moss' involvement.

The Matrix Reloaded, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix Resurrections, Lana Wachowski returned as sole director, with Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss confirmed to reprise their roles.

Carrie Anne Moss, Carrie-Anne Moss, Occupation, Actress

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1994, Title is The Soft Kill, Role is Jane Tanner, Notes is

The Matrix, "Carrie-Anne Moss asserted that prior to being cast in The Matrix, she had "no career".

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1999, Title is New Blood, Role is Leigh, Notes is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 2000, Title is Red Planet, Role is Kate Bowman, Notes is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 2007, Title is Normal, Role is Catherine, Notes is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1993, Title is Matrix, Role is Liz Teel, Notes is 13 episodes

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1999, Nominated work is The Matrix, Award is Empire Award for Best Newcomer (tied with Damien O'Donnell ), Result is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1999, Nominated work is The Matrix, Award is MTV Movie Award for Breakthrough Female Performance, Result is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 1999, Nominated work is The Matrix, Award is Saturn Award for Best Actress, Result is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Year is 2003, Nominated work is The Matrix Revolutions, Award is Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Actress – Drama/Action Adventure, Result is

Carrie-Anne Moss, Carrie-Anne Moss (born August 21, 1967) is a Canadian actress.

Carrie-Anne Moss, Moss asserted that prior to being cast in The Matrix, she had "no career".

Carrie-Anne Moss, The science-fiction thriller Red Planet had her play the commander and leader of a rescue mission to Mars.

The Matrix, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Carrie-Anne Moss, Producer Jennifer Todd suggested Moss for the part after being impressed by her performance in The Matrix.

Carrie-Anne Moss, place of birth, Burnaby

Carrie-Anne Moss, occupation, film actor

Carrie-Anne Moss, date of birth, 21 August "1967

Carrie-Anne Moss, occupation, Film producer

Carrie-Anne Moss, country of citizenship, Canada

Carrie-Anne Moss, described by source, Obalky knih.cz

Carrie-Anne Moss, given name, Carrie-Anne

Carrie-Anne Moss, languages spoken, written or signed, English

Disturbia, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Unthinkable, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

AKA Sole Survivor, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Chumscrubber, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

The Matrix Revisited, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Silent Hill: Revelation, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Knife Fight, cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss

Models Inc., cast member, Carrie-Anne Moss