File:J. P. Hebel runde Usschnitt.png

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Alemannisch: Usschnitt us em Bild Datei:J. P. Hebel.jpg gmeinfräi
English: part from File:J. P. Hebel.jpg
Date 2 April 2010 (original upload date)
Source Transferred from als.wikipedia to Commons., File:J. P. Hebel.jpg
Author The original uploader was Strommops at Alemannic Wikipedia., original art: Philipp Jakob Becker (1759–1829)

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2010-04-02 11:24 134×136× (42918 bytes) Strommops Usschnitt us em Bild [[:Datei:J. P. Hebel.jpg]] gmeinfräi {{PD-art}}

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