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Español: Federico II a punto de ser capturado por una partida de cosacos en Kunersdorf

Date

Siglo XVIII

Source

www.spkunowice.republika.pl/indexen.html

Author



Alternative names	Rode, Christian Bernhard; Rode, Christian Bernhardt
Description	German painter
Date of birth/death	25 July 1725	24 June 1797
Location of birth/death	Berlin	Berlin
Work location	Berlin, Deutsch: Gut Neuhaus (Holstein)
Authority control	WorldCat

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