File:The-empire-amsterdam-1921.jpg
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English: Gay bar The Empire at Nes 17 in Amsterdam. First mentioned in 1911.
Nederlands: Homobar The Empire aan de Nes 17 in Amsterdam. Voor het eerst vermeld in 1911. |
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| Source | A.M. de Jong, "Amsterdam bij Nacht. Snelkieken van de "Leven"-redacteuren en teekeningen van Jordaan", Amsterdam, 1921, p. 40. Scanned: https://www.flickr.com/photos/hab3045/sets/72157604330391164 |
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