File:Saint-Malo, destructions 1944, carte postale, MdeB.jpg

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Français : Saint-Malo en ruines suite au bombardement allié de 1944 , carte postale édition du Greff (Paris), collection du Musée de Bretagne.


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This object can be found on the documentary portal of the Museum of Brittany and the Bintinais ecomuseum. It is under the identifier FLMjo247470.

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Date circa 1945
date QS:P,+1945-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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Musée de Bretagne, Collections muséales


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This object can be found on the documentary portal of the Museum of Brittany and the Bintinais ecomuseum. It is under the identifier FLMjo247470.

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Carte postale de Saint-Malo en ruines, la Cathédrale.

Éditions du Greff, Paris
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