Note
The reference (noted below) states that development of the GT series was led by Alfred Mueller, not Adolf Müller, and that the latter took over the project in February 1945. Although this is possible, the timing of the developments seems to suggest that this is simply a naming confusion. Until corroborating references can be found the name above should be considered potentially incorrect.
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