Fasciculus:Doppelhausfassade in Hagen-Westf. IMGP8309.jpg

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Descriptio Doppelhausfassade in Hagen/Westfalen
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Auctor Johann H. Addicks - addicks@gmx.net
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22:45, 18 Decembris 2008Minutum speculum redactionis 22:45, 18 Decembris 2008 factae3 008 × 2 000 (2.84 megaocteti)-jha-{{Information |Description=Doppelhausfassade in Hagen/Westfalen |Source=selbst erstelltes Lichtbildwerk / own photography |Date=2008 / see exif |Author=Johann H. Addicks - addicks@gmx.net |Permission=see below: you may choose from GFDL1.2, CC-sa-nc-nd/3

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