File:Orthodoxes Begräbnis.jpg
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English: Postcard, undated ( ca.1916 ). Untitled, showing a orthodox funeral.
Deutsch: Postkarte, undatiert ( ca.1916 ). Ohne Titel, mit der Darstellung eines orthodoxen Begräbnisses.
Русский: Почтовая открытка, (примерно 1916 года). Похороны по православному обычаю. |
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| Source | private collection of Wolfgang Sauber (Xenophon) |
| Author | Anonymous |
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