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Deutsch: Burg Boetzelaer im Jahr 1746, Stich nach einer Zeichnung von Jan de Beijer
English: Burg Boetzelaer 1746, engraving after a drawing by Jan de Beijer |
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Source | Theodor Wildemann: Rheinische Wasserburgen. Ges. f. Buchdruckerei, Neuss 1954, S. 14 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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