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Beschreibung Beschreibung Deutsch: Atelier des Bildhauers Ferenc Gyurcsek in Budapest. Vereinsdelegation besichtigt das Vasenmodell für die Kaisersteinbrucher Kirche. Zu sehen sind v.l. Christa Snauer, Anni Furch, Hilda Burits, hinten Ferdinand Snauer der Chauffeur. Datum 6. Juli 1991 Quelle Helmuth Furch Originaltext: selbst fotografiert

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current19:44, 18 January 2022Thumbnail for version as of 19:44, 18 January 2022829 × 547 (119 KB)Helmuth Furch (talk | contribs){{Information |Description= Beschreibung Beschreibung Deutsch: Atelier des Bildhauers Ferenc Gyurcsek in Budapest. Vereinsdelegation besichtigt das Vasenmodell für die Kaisersteinbrucher Kirche. Zu sehen sind v.l. Christa Snauer, Anni Furch, Hilda Burits, hinten Ferdinand Snauer der Chauffeur. Datum 6. Juli 1991 Quelle Helmuth Furch Originaltext: selbst fotografiert Urheber Helmuth Furch (Diskussion) Quelle Urheber Helmuth Furch Andere Versionen Bild bereits hochgeladen, bearbeitet, noc...

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