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8th March 2019, 17:19
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Re: Oesau's victories in Spain
Hi,
only litle correction: 15/08/38 1 Curtis "Tivissa" in Catalan language in or Tivisa in Spanish language 03/11/38 1 Rata "Capsanos"! Capçanes in Catalan language or Capsanes in Spanish language maybe not helps but can you find the two versions... great threat! regards
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