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Deutsch: Grabmal des Hironymus von Erlach, Herr auf Schloss Hindelbank, gest.1748, Feldherr und Schultheiss von Bern. Hinter dem Gitter seit 1912 auch das Denkmal für die Pfarrersfrau Maria Magdalena Langhans. Beides Werke des Bildhauers Johann August Nahl
Date 4 July 2011 (according to Exif data)
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