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partly hyphenated (Haupt-Kadettenstalt), or fully hyphenated (Haupt-
Kadetten-Stalt), Dr it may even appear in documents separated into its
components without hyphens (Haupt Kadetten Stalt).
Place names are given in the 'English version in so far as
possible. Names of rivers on which towns are located are sometimes nsed
to distinguish them from other towns of the same name; in such cases the
river is shown after an oblique stroke, as "Frankfurt/Main" for Fra44mrt
on the Main. When the name of the province or district or the proXlmity
of a larger city i6 similarly used to distinguish a town fromothers , of the
same name, the appended designation is separated by a comma, as "Letmathel
Westfalen" for the town of Letmathe in the province of Westphalia, or by ,a
preposition, as "Bramsche bei Osnabrueck" for the small town of Bramsche
near Osnabrueck.