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- It was a trip down memory lane for this nearly 60-year-old. So many exhibits to see. Well laid out. The old Christmas room was well put together.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- Yayın zamanı: dünIn the Salzburg region of Austria, Hohenwerfen Castle is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the reintroduction of the ibex to the Eastern Alps with an exhibition.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- Das Messezentrum ist der größte multi-funktionale Veranstaltungsort in Salzburg: 10 Hallen, moderne Technik, zahlreichen Raumtypen, Kongressbereich, uvm.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht, exhibition
- Müzede görülecek güzel şeyler vardı. Buna erişmek için Salzburg kartını kullanabilirsiniz, böylece kartın bir parçası olarak giriş biraz daha ucuz olur.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht, exhibition
- ‘The Legend of Jackl – Wizards and Witches in Salzburg’ is an exhibition that illuminates one of the darker chapters of Salzburg’s history...
- „Artillerie in Salzburg einst und jetzt – Das Artilleriewesen von der Zunft zur Waffengattung“.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht, exhibition
- Large photos capture looking away. The sponsorship award of the Kunstverein, which is administered by the state of Salzburg, is endowed with 3,000 euros.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- All Trade Fairs, Exhibitions and Congresses in Salzburg 2023 (incl. Address, Opening Hours, Prices and more). Exhibition Calendar Salzburg 2024.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- Salzburg’s numerous and diverse museums offer a wide range of art galleries and exhibitions of well-known artists of the past and present.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- All Events in Salzburg 2024-2025 | Full and accurate description of events for various business sectors | Schedule, tickets, travel arrangements and participation.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- Yinka Shonibare CBE. End of Empire, exhibition view, Museum der Moderne Salzburg, 2021, © Museum der Moderne Salzburg, photo: Rainer Iglar.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- Messezentrum Salzburg is an exhibition center in the Austrian state capital of Salzburg, in the district of Liefering.Bulunamadı: wehrmacht
- This picture was taken by Walter Frentz on 22 April 1944 during the two-day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini at Schloss Kleßheim near Salzburg, Austria.
