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DescriptionLeipheim c. 1925.jpg	English: Leipheim on the east bank of the Danube belonged to of the Free Imperial City of Ulm for some 350 years until the mediatization of Ulm in 1802. Leipheim Castle (left on picture) which housed the governor, was entirely rebuilt in the mid-16th century. Cropped from a circa 1925 postcard.
Date	23 May 2013, 19:06:10
Source	Delcampe.net online auctions
Author	Unknown, c. 1925

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