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Togoland

Date

<1908

Source

„Das Buch von unseren Kolonien“ von Ottomar Beta, Leipzig 1908 traditionsverband.de

Author



Description	German painter and illustrator
Date of birth/death	6 October 1860	1935
Location of birth/death	Hammerstein (West Prussia), Germany	Berlin, Germany
Authority control	WorldCat

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