File:Berthabenzportrait.jpg

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DescriptionBerthabenzportrait.jpg	English: This picture shows Bertha Benz around 1870. Deutsch: das Foto zeigt die wohl 23-jährige de:Bertha Benz, die Ehefrau von de:Carl Benz, das heißt, das Foto dürfte etwa 1871/1872 aufgenommen worden sein
Date	circa 1870
Source	Automuseum Dr. Carl Benz, Ladenburg
Author	Bühler, Mannheim

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File change date and time	19:14, 7 April 2008
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