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Deutsch: Berlin-Friedrichshain: Märchenbrunnen im Volkspark Friedrichshain: Ignatius Taschners Skulptur «Hans im Glück» nach einem Märchen der Brüder Grimm.
English: Friedrichshain locality of Berlin: Märchenbrunnen (fairy tale fountain) in the Volkspark Friedrichshain park, sculpture on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale «Hans in Luck» by Ignatius Taschner. |
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