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Hans-Poelzig-Bau (IG-Farben-Haus) in Frankfurt am Main

Aufnahme zeigt das Wasserbecken nördlich des Poelzigbaus und das dahinterliegende Gebäude.

Fotografiert von Sansculotte. Bild ist unter der GNU FDL zur weiteren Verwendung freigegeben.

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Photgrapher: Sansculotte

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