File:Offiziershaus Seemannsheim Kleinmachnow 1911.jpg

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Deutsch: Offiziershaus, Seemannserholungsheim in Kleinmachow bei Zehlendorf, Berlin, Brandenburg, Germany, Architekten: Heinrich Gieseke (Architekt) & Wenzke
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