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[edit]DescriptionFelttogene i vore første Frihedsaar - 1888 - Title page.png | Felttogene i vore første Frihedsaar (The campaigns of our early years of freedom) was a book about the First Schleswig War (1848-50), published in 1888 and written by the two Danish officers Frits Holst and Axel Liljefalk (Larsen). Illustrated by contemporary artists. The longest surviving artist seemed to be Rasmus Christiansen, who died in 1940, assuring entry to the public domain in 2011. | |||||
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Source | The Royal Danish Library, Copenhagen. https://www.kb.dk/e-mat/dod/130021923789_color.pdf | |||||
Author | cat:Frits Holst and cat:Axel Liljefalk | |||||
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