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Transcriber's note:

      Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_).

      Text enclosed by curly braces is in superscript
      (example: 7{me}).

      The original text contains a few letters with diacritical
      marks that are not represented in this text version.

      The original text includes Greek characters. For this
      text version these letters have been replaced with
      transliterations.

      The following symbols are used in this text version to
      represent symbols that can not be presented in any other
      way.

        [S] represents a Swastika with left-bar facing up.
        [Z] represents a Swastika with left-bar facing down.
        [Z circle] represents a Swastika inside a circle.
        [cross] represents a simple cross (plus-sign