פוטצ'ן
English translation: Fützen
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| 4 | Fützen |
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| 4 | Putschen |
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| 1 | Potsdam? |
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25 mins confidence: 
Potsdam? Explanation: pure guess, but it was known to host conferences in 1945. |
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5 hrs confidence:
Fützen Explanation: it's probably this a town in Baden |
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Putschen Explanation: Possibly Putschen in the Czech Republic (which had been annexed by Germany in 1938). |
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