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	TIME LINE, STAR TREK DEEP SPACE NINE: GUL DUKAT, MARK ALAIMO
		Dukat's relationship with his wife seems however, somewhat strained, and he hints on a number of occasions that she may be having affairs with other Cardassian officers.
		Gul Dukat vehemently opposed the withdrawal of the Cardassian occupational forces from Bajoran territory in 2369.
		Dukat uses his position to undermine the Kia's faith in the Bajors emissary, he slowly indoctrinates her into the creed of the Pah-wraiths, she is totally caught up in his madness, and even kills her aid when he tells her; Anjohl is in fact Dukat.
	www.daisydownunder.com /3gul-dukat.html (2636 words)

	Dukat - Memory Alpha - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dukat was imprisoned in the Fire Caves with the Pah-wraiths after a fateful confrontation with the Emissary of the Prophets.
		Dukat's 'initials' (S.G.) as stated in the episode A Time to Stand ("Permanent Documentation File, Dukat, S.G."), may in fact be indicating a type of rank as opposed to his initials, such as 'Station Gul', as he was in command of Terok Nor at the time of this recording.
		Dukat was implicated in the supplying of illegal weapons to Cardassian citizens in the Demilitarized Zone in 2370 by his political enemies, including Legate Parn.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Dukat (2481 words)

	Dukat (Star Trek) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dukat previously held the military rank of Gul, and was therefore often referred to as "Gul Dukat." Tall, charismatic, and strong-willed, he starts as more of an anti-hero, but then becomes one of the series' main villains.
		Dukat vowed someday to retake the station from Sisko and Starfleet.
		Dukat had a daughter, Tora Ziyal, born from an illicit relationship with a Bajoran slave woman during the occupation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gul_Dukat (1620 words)

	Dukat
		Dukat was highly amused to see Sisko and his officers surgically altered to resemble Klingon warriors, and was impressed with the audacity of their plan.
		Dukat realized that she was waiting for the return of Garak, who had gone into the Gamma Quadrant to investigate a mysterious message that had originated from Enabran Tain.
		Dukat was pleased to hear the Ziyal had spoken with the director of the Cardassian Institute of Art and that some of her work might be chosen for an exhibit to be held the next month.
	homepages.tesco.net /~chris_of_borg/BIOS/dukat.html (4972 words)

	DS9 - Gul Dukat
		Dukat sent his ship into the Wormhole shortly after its discovery and was stranded on the other end due to damage to the ship during the passage.
		At Sisko's request, Dukat was able to convince the Ministry of Justice to commute the standard death sentence for Riker in favor of life imprisonment in a Cardassian labor camp.
		Dukat tried to convince Sisko not to go through with his plans to journey to the Denorios Belt and back, claiming that he was concerned with Sisko's safety.
	mario.lapam.mo.it /ds9/Dukat.htm (1742 words)

	Gul Dukat is Okay by Me (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Gul Dukat believed himself to be bettering the Bajoran people, and they seem better to me. The Bajorans got rid of the caste system, plus they proved that a people can be religious and militaristic (while still keeping those two things seperate from each other).
		Gul Dukat was a great benefit to the Bajoran people and truly became a father to their people, thanks to all the bastard children he helped father during the occupation.
		Gul Dukat's humanity(?) and vulnerability were also demonstrated in that one episode where the crew went back in time...oh wait, as that could be any number of episodes, I'll move on...
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Troy/9078/index_dukat.html (583 words)

	Star Trek Lives - Personnel - Gul Dukat
		Since Dukat was commander of Terok Nor during the occupation, the Bajoran resistance made several attempts to assassinate him.
		Dukat fell in love with a Bajoran women named Tora Naprem, and in 2353 the two had a daughter, Tora Ziyal.
		In 2372, Kira Nerys and Gul Dukat went on an expedition to search for the Ravinok, eventually rescuing several survivors from a Breen forced-labor dilithium mine on Dozaria.
	www.startreklives.de /personnel/car_dukat.htm (229 words)

	Dukat
		In the fictional Star Trek universe, Gul Dukat is a Cardassian who was the leader of the Bajoran Occupation[?], and a constant adversary of Benjamin Sisko.
		In the years before the United Federation of Planets intervened in Bajoran affairs, Dukat was the head of the Cardassian ore processing facility Terok Nor and the boss of the Bajoran Occupation.
		During the course of the series, Dukat and the Cardassian Union joined with the Dominion, found and lost his half Bajoran/half Cardassian daughter Ziyal, and became the Pah-wraith[?]'s emissary.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/du/Dukat.html (177 words)

	Gul Dukat - Uncyclopedia
		Gul Dukat is a Cardassian politician from the TV series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
		Before the beginning of the show, Dukat served as the prefect of the planet Bajor, who were under Cardassian occupation because they were really weak and pathetic and didn't know how to take care of themselves.
		Dukat tried to be as nice as possible towards the Bajoran people, going out of his way to hand out stuffed animals.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Gul_Dukat (1199 words)

	LCARSCom.Net \| The LCARS Computer Network \| A Star Trek Fan Site
		Gul Dukat, the former Cardassian prefect of Bajor, is a wily & devious individual.
		Dukat, along with his Dominion advisor Weyoun, relocated their base of operations to Deep Space 9, now renamed Terok Nor & under Dominion control after the evacuation of Federation personnel.
		Dukat escaped in a shuttlecraft, bringing along CPT Sisko, who was along to give testimony.
	www.lcarscom.net /dukatfile.htm (1723 words)

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		GUL DUKAT I don't expect them to be happy about it, but once my troops are in place, I think you'll find it very difficult to get them to leave.
		GUL DUKAT It may be possible to manually disengage the laser fusion inititator...
		OPS Dukat and Dax are down in the pit working at an opened panel (a different one than the one Dax was working in before).
	www.twiztv.com /scripts/ds9/season3/ds9-307.txt (7904 words)

	The Cardassian Union
		One of the slaves was Legate Dukat's half-Bajoran daughter, Tora Ziyal.
		Gul Dukat became the leader of the Cardassian Union, and the Vorta Weyoun was the Dominion advisor assigned to assist Dukat.
		Gul Dukat and Weyoun also went to the station, but Captain Sisko refused to turn Ghemor over to them, and allowed Kira to bury him on Bajor.
	www.angelfire.com /trek/avatar/cardassian.html (3486 words)

	Gul Dukat
		Gul Dukat is probably the most well known and popular of the Cardassian characters.
		Dukat is a tall, lean Cardassian officer with the rank of Gul (roughly equivalent to the Starfleet rank of Captain).
		Dukat was the Prefect of Bajor during approximately the last ten yeas of the occupation, ruling from the ore processing station of Terok Nor.
	members.tripod.com /Gul_Maket/guldukat.htm (595 words)

	Star Trek Lives - Personnel - Gul Damar
		Damar was assigned to the freighter Groumall in 2372, under the command of Gul Dukat.
		Glinn Damar was present at Gul Dukat's side when forces of the Cardassian and Dominion fleets recaptured station Deep Space 9 in 2373.
		As Dukat's aide, Damar became concerned at Dukat's devotion to his daughter, Tora Ziyal, fearing that she might have loyalties to the Bajorans.
	www.startreklives.de /personnel/car_damar.htm (233 words)

	[No title]
		GUL DUKAT Yes, you've become something of a student of humanoid nature, haven't you...
		GUL DUKAT And as I've heard it, you do the same for our Bajoran laborers here on the station.
		GUL DUKAT (to Odo) I've assigned this space to you.
	www.twiztv.com /scripts/ds9/season2/ds9-208.txt (7381 words)

	Gul Dukat
		In 2370, Dukat attempted to disgrace Pa'Dar by revealing that Pa'Dar's son, Rugal, who was believed killed in a terrorist attack, was in fact alive.
		Dukat's ploy failed when his role in the affair was revealed.
		Although Dukat was physically removed from the station, he still kept close tabs on his former command.
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/constantine/157/ds9/dukat.html (254 words)

	Dukat
		After the withdrawal, he still kept meddling in station affairs as commander of the Second Order, but was not above cooperating when it suited him, as in hunting down the Maquis with Sisko who kidnapped him in 2370, or searching for his mistress and daughter among the Ravinok survivors with Kira in 2372.
		Rather than keep his demotion to a freighter captain, he broke off to prey as a bandit on Klingon intruders, but eventually sold out his world to the Dominion to become its leader under the thumb of the Vorta Weyoun.
		Although they fought together against the Klingon invaders, Dukat and Garak share a special hatred: the former Obsidian Order agent had Dukat's father on trial and executed, and Dukat has wanted to do the same to his rival, now in exile.
	www.belgarath.net /v5/ds9/dukat.asp (456 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Biography
		Starting out as Gul Dukat's right-hand man on the freighter Groumall in 2372, Damar went with Dukat when he commandeered a Klingon bird-of-prey and began a one-ship offensive during the Cardassian conflict with the Klingons.
		After Dukat made a pact with the Dominion to seize control of the Alpha Quadrant, Glinn Damar was at his side when the combined Dominion-Cardassian force recaptured space station Terok Nor (Deep Space 9) from the Federation in 2373.
		Damar learned that Dukat's daughter, Ziyal, had conspired with the saboteurs, and while the Dominion was evacuating the station, he killed her with a phaser blast.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/library/character/bio/1112765.html (458 words)

	SofyAnn's Star Trek Page - Deep Space Nine Season Six (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dukat realizes the Federation troops are headed for the space station but is confident they won't have a chance once the minefield comes down.
		Dukat, who suffered a nervous breakdown over the death of his daughter, assures Sisko that he has recovered.
		On her late mother Meru's birthday, Kira receives a transmission from Gul Dukat in which he tells her that Meru, who supposedly died when Kira was three, was actually his lover for many years and left her family to be with him.
	home.earthlink.net /~sofyann/ds9_6.htm (10154 words)

	Damar (Star Trek) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Damar was the apprentice of Gul Dukat for many years, starting with their mutual assignment to the Cardassian freighter Groumall when Damar was Glinn.
		He has great respect for Dukat and quickly becomes one of his most loyal officers, aiding Dukat in waging his private war against the Klingon Empire.
		Dukat's capture by Starfleet leads to Damar becoming a legate and the head of the Cardassian government, succeeding Gul Dukat.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Corat_Damar (530 words)

	STARFLEET RECORDS - USS MIRANDA PERSONELL FILES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Telk was born the fifth child of Gul Dukat and his wife Klizhel, at University of Culat Hospital.
		Dukat was an absentee father, who appeared from time to time in his families life like a tornado.
		She had learned of Dukat's infidelity and that he had assumed guardianship of his half-Bajoran child.
	www.ussmiranda.com /bios/tdukat.htm (565 words)

	The Great Link : Star Trek Character Arc for Gul Dukat [Marc Alaimo] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dukat's plan to ruin the career of Kotan Pa'Dar is foiled by Garak.
		Dukat arrives on DS9 to see his daughter, and discovers that she has feelings for a certain Tailor.
		Dukat's bid to release the true gods of Bajor from their Firecave prison results in betrayal; death; resurrection; murder, and a fiery showdown with the Emissary of the Prophets.
	www.greatlink.org /characters.asp?charMenu=dukat (1851 words)

	DS9 Review for "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Kira's mother hardly left her husband at the first sight of Dukat, but once she was resigned to the inevitable she decided to lie back and enjoy it.
		If her mother lied back and thought of the Prophets every time she was with Gul Dukat Kira might have had an easier time of thinking of her as just more than a collaborator.
		Dukat saw Kira's mother happy to be free of her previous life and in love with the most powerful man on Bajor who could treat her like a queen.
	www.termanweb.net /ds9rev/ep617.html (1501 words)

	Favorite Enemy Character? - TrekUnited Forum
		My first thought was of course to go with Gul Dukat, but after looking at the whole list I just had to go with Weyoun since no number was attached.
		Dukat does get annoying after a while, as he's supposed to, and Weyoun is always fun to watch.
		Gul Dukat, definitely, though Winn Adami was a close second.
	www.trekunited.com /community/index.php?showtopic=5819 (902 words)

	Pure Evil or Just Plain Misunderstood? Gul Dukat - TWoP Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I loved Dukat the most when he was helping the gang infiltrate the Klingons, that to me represented a true chapter in his character development...
		But Dukat's mad mind found solace, not healing, in the Pagh-Wraiths and thought he was cured.
		I want to show the actor/director/writer some Dukat episodes and explain, in one-syllable words, how much more effective it is to have a villain who utterly believes he is GOOD and in the right.
	forums.televisionwithoutpity.com /index.php?showtopic=3123405 (1267 words)

	SubspaceLink Established - Gul Dukat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Reoccuring role of Gul Dukat on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was played by Marc Alaimo
		Gul Dukat was not the first cardassian that Marc played, back in 1991 Marc guest starred in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation as Gul Macet in "The Wounded"
		Dukat disguised himself as Bajoran Anjohl as part of his plan to destroy Sisko.
	www.holodeck3.com /metadot/index.pl?iid=2251 (249 words)

	Strekonline.com
		He has ridden the roller coaster of change sweeping his people, recovering from the loss of Terok Nor to become military advisor after a shocking civilian coup in 2371.
		Dukat had just been promoted to Legate after helping save the civilian Deteppa Council from Klingon capture in early 2372 during their invasion, but he lost all standing and his wife and seven children, including an 11-year-old son Mikor, by admitting to his illegitimate daughter Tora Ziyal.
		His old Terok Nor clearance was the maximum, level 9 with access/authorization code "Dukat 5116-Green"; in the Second Order his security ID code was ADL-40.
	www.strekonline.com /ds9/database/dukat.htm (543 words)

	Binding The Strings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dukat had assumed in his astonishingly bloated sense of self that their victory had already been accomplished and he crumbled in his defeat and failure to prove his delusions of greatness.
		Guls and Legates came to him throughout the day demanding to know what had happened to Dukat and who would be their next leader and what was going to happen next in the war effort.
		Dukat refused to even consider that Ziyal could betray him, even though the evidence of that potential was right in front of him.
	www.in-con.com /vmeredith/binding.html (9571 words)

	Cardassians
		Garak laughs when he learns that Gul Dukat is claiming to want to save Cardassian war orphans and implies that Dukat is lying, indicating that he was in charge of the very operation that left those orphans behind.
		Bashir approaches Sisko for approval to use a Runabout just as Gul Dukat sends a communication to Sisko stating that Rugal is the son of Kotan Pa'Dar, one of Cardassia's most prominent political figures.
		Garak indicates that Pa'Dar and Dukat are political enemies, and that Dukat's interest in the boy is suspect.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/kirk/88/cardassians.htm (837 words)

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