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Baden-Pritchard, H.

The application of photography to military purposes. In: The Journal of the Royal United Service Institution, Vol. 13, 1870, 419-434.

Medium   Zeitschriftenbeitrag

 

Text engl.
Photographie England Kriegsphotographie 19. Jahrh. 
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