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This amount has not been confirmed, neither by an outside source nor by Robert Geiss himself, who prevaricated on the issue when asked by the talk-show host Markus Lanz in the quoted TV interview, just as he did when asked by the German tabloid Bild about this amount, he would only say "it was a lot of money in any case". Bild — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rüdiger Überall (talk • contribs) 09:05, 5 June 2017 (UTC)Reply
