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Polski: Kamienica na rogu ul. Barlickiego, Wzgórze i pl. Smolki w Bielsku-Białej.
Deutsch: Bielsko-Biała, ehemaliges Café de l'Europe (auch Café Allegri) an der Ulica Norberta Barlickiego (früher Bahnstraße) 1. Die neuen Säle des Kaffeehauses wurden am 22. Juni 1901 eröffnet. Das Gebäude wurde 1899 bis 1900 nach einem Entwurf des österreichisch-italienischen Architekten Max Fabiani erbaut. Im Erdgeschoss befand sich die Buchhandlung W. Fröhlich, gegründet 1847.
Date circa 1900
date QS:P,+1900-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Scan aus dem Buch: Monika Ćwikowska-Broda und Wiesław Ćwikowski: Bielsko-Biała i okolice - historia pocztówka pisana / Bielitz-Biala und Umgebung - Geschichte mit Ansichtskarten geschrieben / Bielsko-Biała and Surroundings - The History Depicted by Postcards. Oficyna Wydawicza M-C. Bielsko-Biała. ISBN 978-83-926877-0-2
Author Verlag H. Jenkner, Bielitz

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