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Operation 7 is a first-person shooter style game for Windows PC. What sets Operation 7 apart from some of its cousins in the first-person shooter genre is the fact that it is online, multiplayer only. Although players will need to download software in order to join game rooms, this will also give access to team arenas and team playing modes.

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Overview Operation 7 II OverviewOperation 7 II: Rise of Condota is an upcoming FPS MMO developed by Park ESM, and is the sequel to the popular FPS Operation 7. Many of its features will be inherited from its predecessor, such as a huge library of real-world artillery and maps, as well as an updated version of its weapon modification system. Players in Operation 7 II will create totally customized weapons from six different gun parts, as well as attachments such as grips, tripods, lasers, and scopes. A fuller range of movement is available in II as well, offering crawling and weapon pickups whereas the previous game only had leaning, sprinting, and aiming. Additional Info Operation 7 II Additional InformationDeveloper: Park ESMAnnouncement Date: November 19, 2013Release Date (Japan & South America): Q2 2016Shut Down Date: 2016Development History / Background:Operation 7 II is developed by Park ESM, a Korean-based game developer who has seen success with the release of Operation 7, particularly in South America and parts of Europe.

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The game was announced in 2013 with a projected release date of 2015, later pushed back to Q2 2016, where it was revealed that the game's first launch country would be Japan. South America was originally intended to be the first launch area, but the developers claimed that South American PCs had not significantly improved since the release of the first game and decided that Japan would be a better first release. Park ESM also announced a PS4 version of the game, titled Operation 7 Revolution.

The game was shut down in 2016.

Operation 7 is the name given to a successful attempt to smuggle fourteen Jews into Switzerland using false papers in August and September 1942. The operation was devised by Abwehr members Hans von Dohnanyi and Wilhelm Canaris, and carried out with the support of Dohnanyi's brother-in-law Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who arranged visas and sponsors for the Jews.[1] Originally, the plan included only seven Jews, but this was later increased to fourteen.[2] The operation, which involved removing the Jews from deportation lists, making them agents of Abwehr and persuading Swiss official to accept them, took over a year to plan and execute.[2]

In April 1943, the Gestapo and the arrested Bonhoeffer and Dohnanyi for their part in the scheme, which they had been alerted to because of the use of Abwehr funds in the operation.[3]

Bonhoeffer's involvement in Operation 7 was one of the pieces of evidence used by Stephen A. Wise in the petition for his inclusion in the Yad Vashem list of 'Righteous Gentiles'; this campaign was, however, unsuccessful.[1]

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  1. ^ abHaynes, Stephen R. (2006). The Bonhoeffer Legacy: Post-Holocaust Perspectives. Fortress Press. pp. 15–18.
  2. ^ abRaum, Elizabeth (2003). Dietrich Bonhoeffer: Called By God. Continuum. pp. 127–128.
  3. ^Rubenstein, Richard L. (2003). Approaches to Auschwitz: The Holocaust and its Legacy. Westminster John Knox Press. pp. 264–265.
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