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DescriptionGeburtshaus-brahms.jpg	Published in Modern Music and Musicians, University Society, New York, 1918. No. 24 Specksgang, later renumbered to No. 60 Speckstraße, Hamburg, photographed in 1891. Brahms family lived behind the two double windows on the left at first floor level. The building was destroyed by bombing in 1943.[1] Originalphotogaphie heute im Besitz des Museums für Hamburgische Geschichte
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Author	Brahms_geburtshaus_in_Hamburg.jpg: The original uploader was Sba2 at English Wikipedia. Rudolf Dührkoop  (1848–1918)     Alternative names Rudolf Duhrkoop Description photographer Date of birth/death 1 August 1848  3 April 1918  Location of birth/death Hamburg Hamburg Work location Hamburg  Authority file : Q86542 VIAF: 17513864 ISNI: 0000000066607690 ULAN: 500072014 LCCN: no2014076892 GND: 116235373 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q86542 derivative work: Emma7stern

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1. ↑ Malcolm MacDonald, Brahms, Dent & Sons Ltd, London, 1990, ISBN 0-460-03185-6, p. 5