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'''''Resurrection of the Daleks''''' was an audio-visual [[Earth Document]] acknowledged by the [[ArcHivist]] [[Hegelia]]'s [[CyberHive]], | '''''Resurrection of the Daleks''''' was an audio-visual [[Earth Document]] acknowledged by the [[ArcHivist]] [[Hegelia]]'s [[CyberHive]], separate from the [[Cyber-Document]]s it covered. Noting [[Gustave Lytton]]'s involvement in ''[[The Quiet Invasion]]'', Hegelia explained that he was previously associated with the [[Dalek]]s who had established a [[time tunnel]] leading to [[Earth]] in the [[year]] [[1984]]. In regards to this incident, Hegelia noted "see Earth Document ''Resurrection of the Daleks''". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Early Cybermen (audio story)|The Early Cybermen]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 19:01, 30 September 2021
- For the TV story, see Resurrection of the Daleks (TV story) .
Resurrection of the Daleks was an audio-visual Earth Document acknowledged by the ArcHivist Hegelia's CyberHive, separate from the Cyber-Documents it covered. Noting Gustave Lytton's involvement in The Quiet Invasion, Hegelia explained that he was previously associated with the Daleks who had established a time tunnel leading to Earth in the year 1984. In regards to this incident, Hegelia noted "see Earth Document Resurrection of the Daleks". (AUDIO: The Early Cybermen)