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KING FREDERICK MONUMENT

The Monument to King Frederick VII and the tower of the Nicolai Church (back r.)

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Picture No
10188167
Media ID
48928587
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library/HUBERTUS KANUS
Source
Photograph by Hubertus Kanus
Date
2005

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Copenhagen Kobenhavn Nicolai Plinth


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