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Русский: Фридрих фон Мольтке (1852-1927) - немецкий политик
Nederlands: Friedrich von Moltke, broer van de bekendere veldmaarschalk, Helmuth von Moltke
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Die Woche, Moderne illustrierte Zeitschrift, Jg. 1907, Nr. 26, Seite 1120

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