File:Shanghai - New Cemetery (1911).jpg
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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: Shanghai - New Cemetery gelaufen: 1911 von-nach: Suzhou nach Berlin Anmerkungen: XXX. |
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