File:Leitl-Denkmal Tittmoning 1932.jpg
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English: Monument in memory of Bavarian writer Ludwig Leitl by sculptor Richard Miller in his birthplace Tittmoning |
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| Source | Mausser, Otto: Der Dichter des Salzgaues. Ludwig Leitl zum Gedächtnis. In: Zeitschau (1932), Nr. 6/7, S. 2 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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