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Deutsch: Braunschweig: die lebensgroße Bronze-Skulptur „Mutter & Kind“ von Gertrude Henninger (1889–1977) aus dem Jahr 1937
English: Brunswick, Germany: the life-size bronze sculpture "Mother & Child" by Gertrude Henninger (1889-1977) from 1937
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Camera location52° 16′ 25.3″ N, 10° 28′ 22.07″ E  Heading=292.5° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo
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