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  • In the evenings, shop-owners would spend an hour at least gluing the collected "Marken" onto large sheets of paper which they then had to hand in to the appropriate authorities. also created a cut in the amount of rationed bread, meat and fat.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • The cards were printed on strong paper, containing numerous small "Marken" subdivisions printed with their value - for example, from "5 g Butter" to "100 g Butter".

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Every acquisition of rationed goods required an appropriate "Marken", and if a person wished to eat a certain soup at a restaurant, the waiter would take out a pair of scissors and cut off the required items to make the soup and amounts listed on the menu.

    Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2009

  • Go back to Rotterdam, the Hauge, Delft … the Zuyder Zee … Volendam, the island of Marken.

    john tagliabue | nieuwerkerk aan den ijssel « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground 2009

  • London-based Apax Partners has a long history of investing in the healthcare services sector — portfolio companies include diagnostics business Marken, Indian hospital chain Apollo Hospitals and Capio AB, Sweden-based operator of hospitals and medical centers.

    Smiths Group Rejects Bid for Unit Marietta Cauchi 2011

  • "Apparently psychologically broken," but also "polite and soft-spoken," the report says, Marken was an easy target for other inmates; Ivan came to his defense and was rewarded with a grim account of his life in the gulag.

    A Prisoner's Story 2008

  • An examination of documents at PL-350/5, as well as archives pertinent to other camps in the penal colony, turned up 23 people named Marken (or Merken) who had been inmates.

    A Prisoner's Story 2008

  • He describes the American as a tall, frail and stooped 60-year-old, who had a shaven head, scars on his left shoulder and left forearm and a name tag on his prison uniform identifying him as "Marken, D."

    A Prisoner's Story 2008

  • Is the old man still alive? he asked, meaning Marken.

    A Prisoner's Story 2008

  • But since June 10, Ivan has provided U.S. investigators in Moscow with highly detailed accounts of Marken, whom he claims he befriended between 1982 and 1986 while serving as a fellow inmate of PL-350/5.

    A Prisoner's Story 2008

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