File:Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor Removed Monument in Lanskroun.jpg
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English: Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor: His monument built in 1882 in Lanskroun, Czech Republic, by local Geman inhibitants. Removed by Czech authorities in 1924. Photography on old picture postcard.
Čeština: Pomník Josefa II., postaven místním německým obyvatelstvem v Lanškrouně v r.1882 a zbořen českými úřady v r.1924. Fotografie na staré pohlednici. |
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Source | Uhlíř, Karel - Borkovcová, Marie: Lanškroun na starých pohlednicích.ISBN 80-86052-04-4 | |||||
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