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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain : Scheid, Nikolaus (1912). "Wilhelm Wilmers". Catholic Encyclopedia . Vol. 15., the entry cites: - Tholen, Menologium oder Lebensbilder aus der Gesch. der deutschen Ordensprovinz (Roermond, 1891), printed for private circulation.
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