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    • 2008-12-01T21:16:07Z GerWsUpload 3104x4249 (1732947 Bytes) {{Gartenlaube (1877)|caption='''Friedrich Spielhagen.'''<br/>Originalzeichnung von ''Adolf Neumann''.|224|226}}

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