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English: Valdemar Bjerregaard, Danish officer and chief of the Eastern Regional Command 1 October 1950-30 April 1957
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Source (in Danish) (1935) Danmarks Hær, 1st, Copenhagen: Selskabet til Udgivelse af Kulturskrifter
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