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Description Generalmajor a. D. Wilhelm von Nathusius (wrong first name in photos subtitle), conc.: French military court trial in Lille, 1924
Date (published), around 1920 (photographed in Kassel)
Source Die Woche, Untertitel: Deutschlands führende illustrierte Zeitschrift, Heft 47, 26. Jahrgang, Ausgabe: “Die Königin von Saba”), Berlin 22. November 1924, S. 1110; Verlag und Druck: August Scherl GmbH, Berlin; Carl Rhan (Hauptschriftleitung)
Author Roemer & Co (Foto Hof-Atelier Roemer & Co, Kassel), Firma existiert nicht mehr. Name des Fotografen ist unbekannt, mögliche Rechtsnachfolger deshalb ebenso unbekannt.

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