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Kálmán KandóKálmán Kandó (Kandó Kálmán) (July 10 1869 - January 13 1931, Budapest) Hungarian engineer. He developed high-voltage three phase alternating current motors and generators for electric locomotions, he is called as father of the electric train.
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