File:Brehmer sanatorium.jpg

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Deutsch: Sanatorium von Hermann Brehmer (1826-1889) in Goerbersdorf
English: The Brehmer Sanatorium at Goerbersorf
Date before 1904
Source Sigard Adolphus Knopf. Hermann Brehmer, and the semi-centennial celebration of Brehmer's sanatorium for the treatment of consumptives, the first institution of its kind (July 2, 1854-July 2, 1904) S.7
Author Sigard Adolphus Knopf (1857-1940)

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