File:Municipalité Francaise, Shanghaï (1900).jpg

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A postcard issued of the city of Shanghai, China during the early last years of the Manchu Qing Dynasty period in Chinese history.

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English: A postcard issued of the city of Shanghai, China during the early last years of the Manchu Qing Dynasty period in Chinese history.
Deutsch: Stadt: Shanghai 上海市

Text: Municipalité Francaise gelaufen: 1900

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current13:42, 25 February 2022Thumbnail for version as of 13:42, 25 February 2022800 × 497 (164 KB)Donald Trung (talk | contribs)Uploaded a work by Unlisted author. from * [http://www.chinazeug.de/ak_shanghai.htm Shanghai (上海市): Eine der größten Städte Chinas. - (14 Ansichtskarten abgebildet).] ([http://www.chinazeug.de/index.htm ChinaZeug.de]). with UploadWizard