File:Malmedy JPG00.jpg
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Français : Malmedy (Belgique), la cathédrale Sts-Pierre, Paul et Quirin (1777).
English: Malmedy (Belgium), the St. Pierre, Paul and Quirin Cathedral (1777). |
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| Author | Jean-Pol Grandmont (Collection personnelle/Private collection). |
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Document publié avec l'accord de l'auteur./Document published with the author agreement (Jean-Pol Grandmont). |
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| current | 15:01, 17 May 2011 | | 1,566 × 2,219 (1.23 MB) | wikimediacommons>Quibik | Removed the watermark. |
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