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DescriptionMk Frankfurt Faber 55.png	Deutsch: Fabers Belagerungsplan von Frankfurt am Main, Darstellung der Stadt, ihrer Umgebung, und der Belagerung durch protestantische Fürsten vom 17. Juli bis 8. August 1552. English: Frankfurt Siege Plan, showing Frankfurt am Main, Germany, its vicinity, and the siege by protestant armies, July 17th to August 8th, 1552.
Date	Spring 1553 date QS:P,+1553-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P4241,Q40720559
Source	Scanned from: Fried Lübbecke: Konrad Fabers Belagerungsplan von Frankfurt a. M. 1552. Jahresgabe für die Mitglieder des Bundes tätiger Altstadtfreunde zu Frankfurt am Main 1945. Bad Homburg vor der Höhe, 1945. Reproductions in this book were taken from the plan's 4th edition, published 1861 by Jäger in Frankfurt. Grav's woodcut was transferred to lithography. Missing parts in Grav's plates more than 300 years old at the time were filled by painter Carl Theodor Reiffenstein according to historic drawings. Uploader: Michael König (User:Magadan) → Message.
Author	Conrad Faber von Creuznach (drawing), Hans Grav (woodcut)

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