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Description	General Siegfried Haenicke
Source	gmic.co.uk
Article	Siegfried Haenicke
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Purpose of use	For visual identification of subject of the article in the info box
Replaceable?	Image is not replaceable; no free images were found, and the subject died in Soviet detention in 1946.
Other information	Image was published as a postcard in Nazi Germany in 1935. H. Hoffmann (via Oskar Goetze)
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