Industriekarten von Deutschland I
Ernst Friedrich · 1867-1937
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Why is this public domain? Ernst Friedrich died in 1937; this work is in the public domain.
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This printed page shows two industrial maps of Germany, one for hard coal (Steinkohlen) and one for brown coal (Braunkohlen), with red and black markers indicating mines and worker counts. Explanatory German text blocks accompany the maps, and the page carries the number 56 at the top right.
