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- Jensen, Nathan D. (2012), Appendix: Names on the Arc de Triomphe, arcdetriomphe.info, retrieved February 2013 "Unfortunately, some names inscribed on the Arc de Triomphe are ambiguous due to notable individuals sharing the same last name. While most names are clearly honoring a particular officer, a few remain which are unclear."
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