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		<title>Scinfaxi:na: In the North Sea. C. 1945-05. Acting as &quot;air sentries&quot;, aircraft of RAF Coastal Command in which many RAAF men are still serving kept a watchful eye on the two German cruisers Prinz Eugen and Nürnberg whilst they were on their way from Copenhagen to W...</title>
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