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[edit] Wanted: Fluent speakers of English and German
Help improve and verify this article! Please read Ernst's written statement from Nuremburg. (The document, "Dokument NO-4314", may alternately be found at go2war2.nl or lsg.musin.de). Use it to fact-check and add to this article. 85.225.13.0 00:21, 1 May 2007 (UTC)