File:Hotel Pontresina Sanierung Geschaeftsbericht1932 1933 cropped01.jpg

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Description	English: Hotel Pontresina Balance sheet and income statement 31 March 1933 cropped so that what remains is not so illegible on a small screen.
Date	14 June 1933
Source	Crop and retouch of File:Hotel Pontresina Sanierung Geschaeftsbericht1932 1933.jpg
Author	Archiv Sporthotel This cropped extract created by Charles01

This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: I have cropped the image in order to show just the summary balance sheet and income statement (P&L Account) in order to extract something more suitable for use on the computer screens of wikipedia users and (which is more challenging still) on their telephones. The original can be viewed here: Hotel Pontresina Sanierung Geschaeftsbericht1932 1933.jpg: . Modifications made by Charles01.

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