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Fotos "Der Johanniterorden in Baden-Württemberg" Heft 93/Mai 1996
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart, P 7/4 Baden-Württembergische Kommende des Johanniterordens
Baden-Württembergische Kommende des Johanniterordens >> B. Bilder >> III. Bilder für Veröffentlichungen des Johanniterordens
1996
Enthält:
1. Abbildung auf Folie: Der Krankensaal im großen Ordenshospital auf Malta - aus dem Regelbuch des Ordens, 1584 (15,5x11,5 cm)
2. Abbildung auf Folie: Matrikelblatt von 1532 der Universität Wittenberg - gemalt von Lucas Cranach der Ältere, zeigt Martin Luther, Philipp Melanchton, Johannes Agricola, Erasmus von Rotterdam (11,5x8 cm)
3. Foto Gottesdienst Stuttgart-Stammheim am 8. April 1996 (10x10,5 cm); gleiches Foto auf Folie (10x10 cm)
4. Foto auf Folie: Nikolaus "Merz" bringt Kindern in Virovitica (Jugoslawien) ein Weihnachtspäckchen am 12. Dezember 1996 (8,5x12 cm)
5. Foto Kommendator von Molo übergibt Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe Kreisverband Mannheim Scheck über 12.000 DM am 16. Januar 1996 (10x15 cm); gleiches Foto auf Folie (8x11,5 cm)
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