File:Knautnaundorf Rundkapelle.jpg
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English: St. Andrew's Church in Knautnaundorf (Leipzig, Saxony), originally a circular chapel (about 1100), extended in the late 15th century
Deutsch: Andreaskirche in Leipzig-Knautnaundorf, ursprünglich Rundkapelle um 1100, Ende des 15. Jh. ausgebaut |
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