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Christian Fredrik Monsen. Portrett fra Arbeidernes leksikon, Oslo 1932-1936.
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| current | 09:42, 17 September 2013 | | 340 × 431 (111 KB) | Kimsaka | {{PD-Norway50}} Christian Fredrik Monsen. Portrett fra Arbeidernes leksikon, Oslo 1932-1936. |
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