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Deutsch: Lübecker Amtstrachten: Prachervögte, auch Klostervögte genannt
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Source Johannes Warncke: Lübecker Trachten. Verlag Gebrüder Borchers, Lübeck 1930
Author Christian Peter Wilhelm Stolle (* 18. Oktober 1811; † 11. September 1887)

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