File:Map Lithuania 1916 DtVerw B002.jpg

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English: German map to the areas of the German civil administration in Lithuania 1915 and 1916
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Source R. Schlichting, "Bilder aus Litauen", Druck und Verlag: Kownoer Zeitung, Kowno 1916
(Leutnant d.L.) Osman (publisher, editor-in-chief of the "Kownoer Zeitung")
Author Deutsche Verwaltung Litauen
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