File:WWII netherlands persoonsbewijs.jpg

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Description	English: Uploaded by Dirk van der Made ( user:DirkvdM). A scan of the Dutch World War II 'persoonbewijs' (Ausweis or identification) of my mother, Carla Schunck. I'm not sure what licence (if any) this might fall under (would the designer dare to claim rights in this case? :) ), but I suppose it's license-free, or at least a matter of fair use. I still have to look into this rather complicated material.
Date	17 February 2005 (according to EXIF data) 2 September 2005 (original upload date)
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Author	DirkvdM at en.wikipedia

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