File:Frind-Rosalia Zweigelt.jpg

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August Frind (1852–1924)
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Deutsch: Bildnis der Rosalia Zweigelt aus Schönlinde (Krasná Lípa) von August Frind. Rosalia Zweigelt war die Tante von Hildegard und August Stradal.
Date 20th century
date QS:P571,+1950-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Muzeum Rumburk, aus dem Nachlass von August Frind
Source/Photographer Wikipedia Meeting am 5. Mai 2018 im Stadtmuseum Rumburk

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