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Osceola

What Thomsen actually says is that Valdemar Vedel disclosed Osceolas identity in 1939: "Det kan tilføjes, at sagen var blevet røbet nogle år før, nemlig af professor Valdemar Vedel i en kronik i Politiken den 26.11.1939: »Oplevelser med Tilskueren«. Caztorp (talk) 08:42, 5 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]