File:Max Grohmann Postkarte aus Schönheide 1906.jpg
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Deutsch: Max Grohmann gratuliert auf einer am 28. Oktober 1906 in Schönheide im Erzgebirge abgestempleten Postkarte einem beruflich nach Bautzen übergesiedelten Ehepaar.
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| Source | Scan of a postcard from 1906 |
| Author | Max Grohmann |
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