ICal hangs after making an iCloud-email-address

Hi,
I made a mail-adress in my iCloud, and set to that email-address: add calender, add contacts. Now my iCla on my Mac hangs already for 2 days ... It says: update iCal-calenders ....
I deleted already al de plists of i-Cal in Preferences ... I quit everything, started again ... It keeps on "updating iCal-calenders ... " and every event is put 2 even 3 times in my iCal (not in iCloud, only in iCal on my Mac)

If you want to get new email @icloud.com email address for you existing Apple ID, then you have to open "Settings > iCloud" and set up a new iCloud account. It could be that the system ask for an Apple ID which is already an actual email address. In this case you have to change that in here: https://appleid.apple.com

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