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In my opinion, the lead is too long for an article of this size, and also contain informations that would be better put into the main text. Regards, Lord Ics (talk) 30 March 2017, 22:35 (UTC)
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The article says in both the introduction and text that he was "wounded a third time" in 1943. By my count, that was his fifth wound: 25 July 1941, 23 August 1941, 11 December 1941, 13 May 1942, and 15 September 1943. Djmaschek (talk) 18:43, 5 February 2020 (UTC)Reply