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1695:Bird, Lorrin R.; Livingston, Robert D. (2001).
1649:"Lexikon der Wehrmacht - Panzerabwehrgeschütze"
1529:Gander, Terry & Chamberlain, Peter (1978).
1819:(2nd corrected ed.). Mechanicsville, PA:
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