Talk:Ludomił Rayski

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[edit] Which Newark?

I'm disambiguating references to Newark at the moment, and I find that this article states Rayski was buried in Newark. I've assumed (perhaps wrongly) that this refers to Newark-on-Trent, England and not one of the other Newarks in the world. If this is incorrect, please could someone with more knowledge than I fix it? I've searched for his original place of burial on Google but this is the only useful thing I could find (a cached version of this which is unavailable); mthat still isn't 100% clear. Thanks. Tonywalton |Talk 09:14, 7 May 2006 (UTC)