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Sal Bertucci
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Postby Sal Bertucci » Tue Nov 09, 2010 9:52 pm

Got me guys. Could be that there was nothing to report, or it could be that whoever is translating it got busy with other stuff, and the translation is not complete.(as happens with many RMA books) Either way. I'm going to guess that 98% of the people on this forum have no clue about it and the 2% that do probably don't visit the forum much (if at all).

It could also be that whoever gave it to John asked him not to share with anyone while he does the translation (Which also happens a lot in the back door manual exchanges that are extremely frequent in the friendly RMA/HEMA society), and never finished it. (As mentioned above)

Sorry I couldn't be more help.

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Postby Stacy Clifford » Tue Nov 09, 2010 10:37 pm

I agree with Sal on those possibilities. We don't know who that member was or if that person remained active long enough to finish the translation, but the most likely story is that it was never finished. As the webmaster of this site I've never even seen a private copy of this document, so I would say don't get your hopes up.
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