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Martin Dülfer (1 January 1859, in Breslau – 21 December 1942, in Dresden) was a German architect.

He taught as a professor at the Technische Hochschule Dresden (1906-1929).

Works

The Stadttheater (City theatre) in Meran, Italy (1900)
A theatre in Dortmund, Germany (1904)
A theatre in Lübeck, Germany (1908)
A theatre in Duisburg, Germany (1911-1912) ^[1]
Reconstructed the Bulgarian National Theatre in Sofia (1929)

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^ Theater Duisburg: Die Geschichte des Theaters

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