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  • "Combat Reports, Second World War: Image details, Beurling, Flight Lieutenant, 30 December 1943."] ''DocumentsOnline, [[The National Archives]].'' Retrieved: 29 July 2009.</ref>

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Frank Edwards

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Hello Buboetherat, in this edit, you removed a link to Frank Edwards because there is no WP article about that individual. As far as I know, such links should stay, at least if the person in question is notable, in order to encourage others to write an article about them. Best, UKoch (talk) 14:52, 17 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Reference Errors on 30 April

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