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Description	Magyar: A felrobbantott Lánchíd 1946. február 3-án. English: The blasted Chain Bridge in Budapest, 3. february 1946; Hungary Deutsch: Die zerstörte Kettenbrücke von Budapest, 3. februar, 1946, Ungarn
Date	3 February 1946
Source	Hungarian Wikipedia, Magyar Wikipédia Original upload log; Eredeti feltöltési bejegyzés: 2008. november 4., 22:52 Takkk (vitalap - szerkesztései - blokkolás) „Fájl:Lanc hid - Budapest 3 Febr 1946 Foto Takkk Hungary.jpg” felküldve
Author	Photo taken by; készítette: id. Takács István (1946) Scanned by, lapolvasóval digitalizálta: Takkk (Takács István, 2008)

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