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Title Nazi gold : information from the British Archives / historians, LRD.
Edition 2nd, rev. ed.
Publisher London : Foreign & Commonwealth Office, General Services Command
Creation Date 1997
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
Series History notes
no. 11
Extent 27 pages
30 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990035967090205171

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