Question: What key details about marcus morton -lrb- judge -rrb-  can be extracted from the following bio?  Bio: marcus morton -lrb- april 8 , 1819 -- february 10 , 1891 -rrb- , american lawyer and jurist who served as chief justice of the massachusetts supreme judicial court , was born in taunton , the son of future governor marcus morton and his wife charlotte -lrb- `` née '' hodges -rrb- . he attended bristol county academy , was graduated from brown university in 1838 , and from harvard law school in 1840 . after one year in the boston office of judge peleg sprague , he was admitted to the suffolk bar in 1841 and practised in boston for seventeen years . his first appearance in a public position was as a member of the massachusetts constitutional convention of 1853 , in which he sat for andover , his home from 1850 . in 1858 he served in the state house of representatives , where he was chairman of the committee on elections and rendered reports on important questions regarding election law , which the house came to follow . his judicial service began with his appointment in 1858 to the superior court of suffolk county and continued unbroken for over thirty-two years . during these years he was one of the original ten members of the state superior court , organized in 1859 ; justice of the supreme judicial court of massachusetts from april 15 , 1869 ; and chief justice from january 16 , 1882 to august 27 , 1890 , at which time he resigned because of ill health . he died of heart failure in andover , leaving his widow , whom , as abby b. hoppin of providence , rhode island , he had married on october 19 , 1843 , a son , and five daughters . morton was by temperament an excellent judge , thorough , strong and reliable rather than brilliant , rapid in assimilating materials and in dispatching business , always accessible , of sufficient learning , courageous in deciding according to his convictions , and of unusual practical sagacity and native shrewdness . possessed of a direct and vigorous sense of justice , he viewed cases comprehensively , aiming at substantial justice rather than `` the sharp quillets of the law...
Answer: - profession is lawyer , jurist- death place is andover , massachusetts- successor is walbridge a. field- death date is 10 february 1891- predecessor is ebenezer r. hoar horace gray- office is associate justice of the massachusetts supreme judicial court justice of the massachusetts supreme judicial court chief- parents is marcus morton and charlotte hodges- spouse is abby b. hoppin- children is marcus morton- birth date is april 8 , 1819- name is marcus morton- image is marcus morton -lrb- jurist -rrb- . png- birth place is taunton , massachusetts- termstart is 1869 1882- termend is 1882 1890

Question: What key details about vadim kozin  can be extracted from the following bio?  Bio: vadim kozin -lrb- Вадим Козин -rrb- -lrb- march 21 , 1903 -- december 19 , 1994 -rrb- was a russian tenor . vadim alexeych kozin was born the son of a merchant in saint petersburg to alexei gavrilovich kozin and vera ilinskaya in 1903 . his mother was a gypsy and often sang in the local gypsy choir . their house was frequently full of musicians , exposing vadim to tradition from an early age . he began to sing professionally in the 1920s , and gained success almost immediately . in the 1930s he moved to moscow and began playing with the accompanist david ashkenazi . during world war ii he served in the entertainment brigade and sang for the russian troops . in 1944 , shortly before the birthday of stalin , the police chief lavrenty beria called him up and asked why his songs did n't involve stalin . kozin famously replied that songs about stalin were not suited for tenor voices . in late 1944 , kozin was sentenced to five years in jail as part of the repression campaign against prominent soviet performers and was sent to magadan . it was rumored however that the official reason to exile kozin was a pretext to eliminate him from soviet stardom because he allegedly was homosexual . he was initially released in 1950 and was able to return to his singing career . though released once again several years later , he was never officially rehabilitated and remained in exile in magadan until his death . speaking to journalists in 1982 , he explained how he had been forced to tour the kolyma camps : `` the politbureau formed brigades which would , under surveillance , go on tours of the concentration camps and perform for the prisoners and the guards , including those of the highest rank . '' in 1993 , being interviewed by theo uittenbogaard in the tv documentary `` gold lost in siberia '' , he remembered that he was released from exile temporarily and flown in to yalta for a few hours , because winston churchill , being unaware of kozin 's forced exile , had asked stalin for the famous singer vadim kozin to perform ,...
Answer: - death place is magadan , russia- birth name is vadim alekseyevich kozin- death date is 19 december 1994- birth date is 21 march 1903- name is vadim kozin- background is solo_singer- birth place is saint petersburg , russian empire

Question: What key details about dennis kruppke  can be extracted from the following bio?  Bio: dennis kruppke -lrb- born 1 april 1980 in münster -rrb- is a retired german footballer .
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