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Proposed deletion of Hildegard Trabant

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Hildegard Trabant

Hello Brewer Bob,

If it is not on the Stasi file then my statement is most likely incorrect, I have been cleaning up the English language pages of Berlin Wall victims using the pre-existing text. I think most of them are literal translations of the German language pages, so I wrote statement based on what the original text implied. Sorry for the error.

- Yungmemelord (talk) 23:20, 13 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I don't think she engaged in communication with her murderers, but I'm obligated to leave your edit alone; maybe she did, and you obviously had a reason for saying so. Stasi files and records are not all inclusive, and sometimes include lies. Thanks again for your interest in Frau Trabant. Brewer Bob (talk)

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