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This year, arms dealer Michal Strnad received a total of 3.8 billion euros, or about 92 billion crowns, from the sale of 15 percent of CSG shares on the Amsterdam stock exchange. Part of the money went to reduce CSG's debt, but the rest remained "in the air". Through the investment company Lumina, created by Strnad on March 12...