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Alto and alta may refer to the adjective tall both in its masculine and femenine forms.On the other hand, there is a synonim for both words that are totally unrelated to each other.Alto means Stop and you will see it in all stop signs at least in Mexico. I understand that there are some countries that use the word Pare instead.Alta means to discharge somebody particularly from a hospital as in dar de alta or getting the alta médica (medical release). Also when you enroll in something when you register your data is considered dar de alta. Ya te dieron de alta en el seguro social? means did they register you in the social security yet?

When I was training in EMS to get my certification (2012), I was given the opportunity to shadow in Shriner’s Children’s Burn unit with a male nurse who had been working in pediatrics for around 30 or so years. He spoke very little Spanish, but used it constantly. He explained to be that the charity hospital often had children brought in from all over the world. The main reason for this was that fire safety wasn’t something that was widely known.One of the patients we went in to check up on and administer medicine to was a very young boy from the mountains of a rural part of Mexico—he was playing unsupervised and threw a bucket full of gasoline on a fire and it splashed all over him—he had 3rd degree burns on every inch of the front half of his body.He weeped when we administered the pain medication; all he could do was hoarsely sob “mama, mama” while we tried our best to soothe him.It was Christmas, and the nurse told me that Shriners made sure that these children got anything they wanted. He told me a lot of the time when they were released in good health back to their countries, medical treatment was so barebones that eventually the children would end up with infections and die after a few years.“We want to make sure they have a Christmas worth having,” He told me. “Would you like some coffee?”

She was a full-fledged collaborator and tried to hide it after the war.“After the Nazis took over Paris in 1940, Chanel cozied up to Baron Hans Günther von Dincklage, an officer in Abwehr, the German military intelligence. Their romance enabled Chanel to move into comfortable living quarters at Paris' Hôtel Ritz, then doubling as a German headquarters, and kept her firmly entrenched in high society, which also had been infiltrated by German officers.”“Chanel's relations with Dincklage also allowed her to deal with important personal matters. Most pressing was her need to see to the release of her nephew André Palasse, who was imprisoned in a German stalag in 1940.““Then there were her business interests: Since 1924, when the Jewish Wertheimer family had backed the launch of her perfume line in exchange for most of the profits, the fashion maven had sought to renegotiate things on more favorable terms. Now, with "Aryanization" laws forcing Jews to give up their businesses, Chanel saw the opportunity to reclaim a lucrative branch of her empire.““Dincklage introduced his lover to another prominent Abwehr agent, Baron Louis de Vaufreland, who allegedly promised to help Chanel free her nephew in exchange for her service to Berlin. Sometime in 1941, Chanel was registered as Agent F-7124, with the code name of "Westminster," after her former flame.““Tasked with obtaining "political information" from colleagues in Madrid, Chanel traveled to the Spanish city for a few months in mid-1941 with Vaufreland, under the guise of business dealings. According to Hal Vaughn's book Sleeping with the Enemy, there is a record of her dinner with British diplomat Brian Wallace, during which she casually discussed life in occupied Paris and the animosity the French and Germans held toward each other.““It's unclear whether Chanel's interactions in Madrid moved the needle in any way, but they were apparently enough to impress Abwehr supervisors and earn the release of Palasse.““However, her desire to reclaim her perfume profits reached a dead end, as she learned that the Wertheimers had transferred control of the company to a non-Jewish Frenchman named Félix Amiot before fleeing to the United States.““Sometime between late 1943 and early 1944, with the tide turning against Germany, Chanel was tapped for another mission by General Walter Schellenberg of the SS. Named "Operation Modellhut" – German for "model hat" – she was to use her personal connection to Churchill, now England's prime minister, to relay word that many SS senior officers were seeking an end to the bloodshed.““Chanel arranged for the release of Vera Lombardi, a mutual friend of hers and Churchill's, from an Italian prison. They traveled to Madrid with Dincklage, where Lombardi was instructed to hand over Chanel's letter to Churchill at the British Embassy.“However, this plan was blown up when Lombardi denounced Chanel and her associates as German spies. Lombardi was taken back into custody, though Chanel managed to safely return to Paris.”“In August 1944, a few months after the Madrid fiasco, French forces reclaimed Paris from the Germans. With her reputation as a "horizontal collaborator," Chanel was taken in for questioning before the Free French Purge Committee, though she was released in short order and promptly fled to Switzerland.”“After the war's conclusion, Chanel appeared in a French court to account for sworn testimony from arrested German officers that tied her to Abwehr. She managed to wriggle her way out of trouble, confirming that Vaufreland had promised to get her nephew out of prison but otherwise denying the extent of their interactions.““According to Sleeping with the Enemy, Chanel also took care to erase evidence of her actions, where possible. Upon learning that an ailing Schellenberg was planning to publish his memoir, Chanel paid his medical bills and ensured his family was on sound financial footing; the subsequent memoir had no mention of her involvement as an agent.““Ultimately, Chanel never endured any ramifications for her wartime dealings with the Nazis. She made a celebrated return to the fashion world in 1954, aided by the very same Wertheimer family she had fought for so many years, and lived out her years as a celebrity, before her death at the Hôtel Ritz in 1971.”Coco Chanel's Secret Life as a Nazi Agent