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date/time	username	edit summary
15:23, 1. Nov 2004	Stefan Kühn
11:12, 2. Sep 2004	Magnus Manske	(Eingescannt aus " Meyers Konversationslexikon", 1906, Public domain.)
13:03, 17. Mär 2003	Magnus Manske	(Aus )

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