Translate: К вопросу о лингво-географическом положении балто-славянских языков
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Complete English translation of Jiří Marvan, "On the question of the linguo-geographical position of the Balto-Slavic languages" (Baltistica, 1969, vol. 5 no. 1, pp. 17–19): full text, six page-footnotes, both tables of cited forms. Latin-script cited forms kept as printed; Cyrillic words cited as data kept in <span lang> and their Russian glosses translated. Translated from the scan rendered at 250 dpi; preflight passed.
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Translate into English: К вопросу о лингво-географическом положении балто-славянских языков
Jiří Marvan. Baltistica, 1969, vol. 5, no. 1, pp. 17–19. DOI: 10.15388/baltistica.5.1.1721.
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Translate the whole paper into English and submit it as one JSON document satisfying document_schema, following the soviet-paper-translation Skill: the English and Russian titles, the authors, a short abstract (the paper's own, translated, or one you write), and the complete text in Markdown with LaTeX math, its 3 pages marked <!-- source-page: 001 --> through <!-- source-page: 003 -->. Set paper_id, source_pages and license_notice exactly as metadata gives them. Translate everything, including footnotes, tables, summaries in other languages and references, and summarise nothing. The first or last page of the scan may also carry the end of the previous article or the start of the next: translate only this paper's text and say so in a translator note.
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