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Kaiserhof in Altona, Hamburg, Germany, postcard with text, view around ca 1910, historical, digital reproduction of a historical postcard, public domain, from that time, exact date unknown
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3 People Accurate Arts Card Cards Congratulation Congratulations Congratulations Card Congratulations Note Card Copy Date Dates Domain Domains Exact Facing German Federal Republic Hamburg Image Motif Middle Europe Motif North Germany Northern Germany Overlook Overview Painting Paintings Picture Postcard Post Card Altona Depiction Depictions Digitally Europes
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Kaiserhof in Altona, Hamburg - A Glimpse into Historical Germany
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. This print takes us back to the early 20th century, offering a glimpse of the Kaiserhof in Altona, Hamburg, Germany. The postcard depicts a digital reproduction of this historical landmark, showcasing its grandeur and significance during that time. The image motif showcases three individuals standing on an overlook, marveling at the breathtaking view around them. This accurate depiction captures the essence of Altona's arts and culture scene from ca 1910. The painting-like quality adds depth and charm to this piece of history. Formerly facing towards North Germany's coastline, Altona was once part of Middle Europe's bustling trade routes. As we admire this picture postcard today, we are transported to a bygone era when German Federal Republic (FRG) was still known as the German Empire. With its exact date unknown but believed to be from that period, this digitally reproduced postcard is now in public domain. It serves as a valuable copy preserving an important moment in time for future generations to appreciate. As we celebrate milestones and achievements with congratulations cards today, it is fascinating to imagine how similar sentiments may have been expressed through such cards over a century ago. This historic image reminds us of our connection to the past while also highlighting the beauty and cultural heritage of Northern Germany.
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