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Clarification: K & G Dates
I'm familiar with the generally accepted reason given for substituting the letters K and G for 1934 and 1935, but, try as hard as I might, I cannot see how this would fool even the most imbecilic bureaucrat.
Can someone help me out? Thanks Dan |
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