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  • Deutsch: Straße in Hillbrow, Stadtteil von Johannesburg
  • English: A street in Hillbrow, Johannesburg.
Date Commons upload by User:PZFUN
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  • Selbst fotografiert (own work) am 21.11.2004 by Zakysant
  • Originally from de.wikipedia; description page is (was) here
  • 01:11, 23. Jun 2005 Zakysant 640 x 480 (133.904 Byte) (*Beschreibung: Straße in Hillbrow, Stadtteil von Johannesburg *Quelle: Selbst fotografiert am 21.11.2001), improved by Silberchen
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