File:Sankt Elisabeths Hospital, c. 1905.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSankt Elisabeths Hospital, c. 1905.jpg |
English: The Catholic St. Elizabeth's Hospital on Amager in Copenhagen, Denmark |
Date | c. ½905 |
Source | http://www.lokalhistorier.dk/Amager_Bladet/20111025_Sankt_Elisabeth_Hospital/images/01_19060000ca_Sundby_067_A_Jan_Joergensen.jpg |
Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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