File:Mitau 1917 RussKirche B003a.jpg

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English: Welfare-postcard of the German army postal service ("Kommandantur Mitau") from 1917, obverse, Russian church in Mitau (contemporary Jelgava in Latvia)
Deutsch: Original caption: "
Feldpost-Wohlfahrskarte, herausgegeben von der Kommandantur Mitau: Mitau, Russische Kirche II
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(Mitau = das heutige Category:Jelgava in Lettland)
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Meta Lohding (photographer)
Druckerei Hermann Kraatz, Berlin, N20 (printing press)
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