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- FILE - In this Oct. 10, 2001 file picture Adolf Burger, a Jewish typographer who was forced by the Nazis to make fake British pounds in a major counterfeit operation during World War II, listens during ceremony at the German Embassy in Prague after he was awarded with the Order of Merit. Public broadcaster Czech Radio, citing Burger's family, reported on Thursday, Dec. 8, that the Holocaust survivor died on Tuesday in Prague. (Michal Kamaryt/CTK via AP)
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