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Substudy "World War II": Quatrain 03-57 and Die Weissagungen des Nostradamus (C. Loog)
Added to the paragraphLoog's comment in 1921 upon quatrain 03-57: prof. dr. Dennert's meaning about this comment, published in 1931 in Nostradamus und das zweite Gesicht.
Added to the paragraph The German invasion in Poland in September 1939 and the subsequent comments upon quatrain 03-57: a description of the comment upon this quatrain by the Swedish Centurie-scholar Salamar, who also discussed what people in Germany thought about the linking of quatrain 03-57 to the invasion in Poland.

Substudy "World War II": Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?
Rectification in the paragraph about W.J. Ort: Ort did not print the brochure Hoe zal deze oorlog eindigen?, but agreed in October 1939 with Arie Meijer, owner of the printer company Vereenigde Grafische Bedrijven, that Meijer could use his company's name for about ten pro-German brochures, with a recompensation of f 100 for each title.

Substudy "World War II": information on dr. Bruno Winkler
Added: some additional remarks from Winkler's daughter to her information about what happened with her father during World War II. 

Substudy "World War II": information on dr. h.c. Hans-Wolfgang Herwarth von Bittenfeld
Added to the paragraph Genealogic and literary publications: information about a sonnet book of Elizabeth Barrett Browning which Herwarth von Bittenfeld translated in 1919 and about two poems he wrote shortly before the time of his second marriage.
Further added: the paragraph Herwarth von Bittenfeld and national-socialism, in which an article is discussed, published on September 16, 1921 in the New York Times, which might contain clues about why and when Herwarth von Bittenfeld joined national-socialism, and some facts about his second marriage. 

Substudy "World War II": information on dr. h.c. Hans-Wolfgang Herwarth von Bittenfeld
Added to the paragraph Characterizations: a description by the American diplomat James G. McDonald of a meeting with Herwarth von Bittenfeld on April 1, 1933. According to this description, Herwarth von Bittenfeld was a remarkable national-socialist, infatuated with his leaders and strongly opposed to Jews. To this paragraph, another description is added, i.e. one by the american diplomat Hugh Gibson, who described his contact with Herwarth von Bittenfeld during World War I and in the period he worked as a military attaché in Washington.
To the paragraph A pioneer in the field of propaganda, some facts were added about Herwarth von Bittenfeld's military career.

Substudy "World War II": information on dr. P.J. Goebbels
In the paragraph Goebbels' mentality, his attitude towards the Centuries, the remark that in his eyes the Centuries had no predictional value is replaced by a discussion of notes in his diaries in connection with November 21 and November 22, 1939, which might show that at first, he thought that the Centuries had predictional value, but quickly started to use them for psychological warfare. These notes do not show if it was Goebbels' idea or Hitler's idea to use the Centuries for psychological warfare.

Substudy "World War II": information on Louis de Wohl
Inserted: the paragraph A questionable position, which contains information about De Wohl's position within the British Secret Service during World War II. This information is based upon an MI5-file on De Wohl, declassified on March 3, 2008 by the British National Achives.
Also inserted: the paragraph De Wohl, Krafft and Hitler's attitude towards astrology.