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English: Construction of the first Hungarian underground line, 1896, Budapest

Magyar: Millenniumi Földalatti Vasút építése, 1896

Deutsch: Neubau der erste U-Bahn in Budapest, 1896

Date

1896

Source

Vasárnapi Újság 1896/17
Hungarian Wikipedia, Magyar Wikipédia

Author

György Klösz (1844–1913)
Alternative names	Kloess, Johann Georg Justus
Description	German-Hungarian photographer
Date of birth/death	1844	4 July 1913
Location of birth/death	Darmstadt	Budapest
Work period	(at least) 1867-?
Work location	Vienna, Budapest
Authority control	WorldCat

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