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Ltn. Rudolf Clausz. You provide his first name as well as the correct spelling of his last name. Thanks a bunch. R.
31 October 2008, 05:43 PM
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Rudolf Clausz
Rick
Happy to be of help. Actually this is no suck up, but only an hour ago I had your OTF JG II history out in relation to Js 12 Triplanes. Cheers Russ.
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31 October 2008, 09:31 PM
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Actually I think "Clausz" is a mis-spelling of Clau(beta - which I haven't figured out how to type). Still, that leaves his last name as Clauss and not Clausz. FWIW. R.
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3 November 2008, 12:41 AM
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You may be right- "Clauß" is much more common then „Clauss“ or „Clausz“
Without the “ß” on you key board you normally use “ss” to write, but in talking you may call the letter “ß” “sz”. Thomas |
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