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The stories say that George was a BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople Knight of Cappadocia (now Eastern Turkey)
around AD 300. One day he visited a town where the people were
terrified of a BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople that ate human beings. The BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople had been
chosen as the dragon’s next meal, but BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople killed the dragon and
saved her from a horrible end. He refused to take any award, but asked
the BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople to all become Christians.
He protested against Rome's persecution of Christians and was tortured
and beheaded for his Christian faith on 23 April, 303, in Lydda (in modern day Palestine).
Today St. George is the patron saint not only of BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople but also of Catalonia, Greece ,
Palestine or Russia.His emblem, a red BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople on a white background, is the flag of England,
and part of the BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople flag the Union BritishChristiancrossdragonEnglandGeorgeJackprincesssoldiertownspeople.