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Svenska: Människokroppen 33-48, inre organ. Bildteman ur "Svensk-tysk ordbok" (1919) av Hoppe och Auerbach.
Deutsch: Der menschliche Körper 33-48. Bilderthemen aus "Schwedisch-deutsches Wörterbuch" (1919) von Hoppe und Auerbach.
English: Human body 33-48, internal organs. Visual dictionary illustrations from a Swedish-German dictionary, "Svensk-tysk ordbok" (1919) by Hoppe and Auerbach
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Source From a Swedish-German dictionary published in 1919 and digitized by Project Runeberg
Author Illustrations by an unknown (unnamed) artist, probably not by the named lexicographers Hoppe and Auerbach.

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