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23rd October 2008, 23:43

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Re: "Unknown" Polish Airman at Longuenesse

Rob

One wonders what was the source of the rather definitive statement that Brozda was buried as "unknown" in Longuenesse when there are clearly other candidates for that particular unknown airman.

Andy

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