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English: Bust of the german chemist Justus Liebig (1803-1873) in Giessen, Germany, it's the rest of a memorial destroyed in 1945
Deutsch: Liebig-Denkmal in Gießen, geschaffen von Fritz Schaper 1890, zerstört 1945, erhalten blieb nur dieser Kopf als Liebig-Denkmal an der Ostanlage in Gießen
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