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November 2009
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December 2013
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 * //www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-40941633.html Report in the German magazine DER SPIEGEL 14/1977 The circumstances at Brokdorf were similar to those at Wyhl, in that the behaviour of the

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 * The (1st) Grote Mandrenke, Low Saxon for "Great Drowning of Men"<ref name="The

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