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A Stunning Colorized View of Dresden, Germany in the 1890s

Take a look at this incredible colorized view of Dresden, Germany in the 1890s. Be amazed by the beauty of one of the oldest cities in Europe. Source: Wikipedia & Library of Congress.

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What an incredible colorized view of Dresden, Germany from the 1890s.

Dresden, Germany in 1890s

Source: Wikipedia & Library of Congress

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