Founding building erected 1914-1916 by Oskar Pusch and Carl Julius Bär as DEUTSCHE BÜCHEREI, symbolic figures by Adolf Lehnert and Felix Pfeifer
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Founding building erected 1914-1916 by Oskar Pusch and Carl Julius Bär as DEUTSCHE BÜCHEREI, symbolic figures by Adolf Lehnert and Felix Pfeifer

Date

May 14, 2011

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Photo12/imageBROKER/Florian Monheim

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BRK25C05_203

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