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Deutsch: Frau Olga Schmid-Schmidsfelden barg 1945 diese Bruchstücke aus dem Schutt der Stefanskirche. Links unten die Initialen von Rudolf Geyling. Glasmuseum Mariahilf.
English: Remains of the stained glass windows from St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna, which were destroyed during World War II and recovered by Olga Schmid-Schmidsfelden in 1945. At the left bottom are the initials of Rudolf Geyling. Glasmuseum Mariahilf.
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