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I'm unclear as to what a particular line is supposed to mean. It looks like a sentence fragment: "However, the 19th century additions, which had been partly removed in 1934/35." I think it means that the 19th century additions were not rebuilt, but it doesn't actually specify. If someone familiar with the article could fix it, that would be great. --Kadin204819:00, 3 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]
