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30th September 2019, 14:00
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Re: Belgian Place Names
Hi Nick,
Many thanks for the reply. I agree with it probably being a bit of a minefield. I ask because looking at WWII era sources "ghem" AND "gem" seem to be used interchangeably but with RAF sources seeming to have a preponderance for the use of "ghem" which I assume is the French version. Cheers Andy Fletcher
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