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Die Räuberbande des Schwarzen Veri von links: Ottilia Hunsinger "Vetterls Ottil", Franz Merkle "Weberfranz", Josef Anton Jung "Condeer" vorn, Sebastian Kellermann "Baste", Fidelis Sohm "Einäugiger Fidele" vorn, Friedrich Klumpp "Schöner Fritz", Josepha Tochtermann "Günzburger Sephe", Xaver Hohenleiter "Schwarzer Veri", Ulrich Hohenleiter "Urle", Agathe Gebhard "Schwarze Agath", Katharina Gebhard "Dreckete Mutter" oder "Alte Gebhartin", Kind vom "Schwarzen Veri", Fidelis Gindele "Roter Metzger", Agnes oder Creszentia Gebhard vorn, unbekannte Frau, Christian Maucher "Bometshauser Schneider" (Susanne Mück und Ute Beitler: Ausgeraubt & abgemurkst. Aus der wilden Räuberzeit um 1800. Haus am Neppomuk, Rottenburg am Neckar 2010, ISBN 978-3-941981-02-7., S. 60) |
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Die Räuberbande des Schwarzen Veri von links: Ottilia Hunsinger "Vetterls Ottil", Franz Merkle "Weberfranz", Josef Anton Jung "Condeer" vorn, Sebastian Kellermann "Baste", Fidelis Sohm "Einäugiger Fidele" vorn, Friedrich Klumpp "Schöner Fritz", Josepha Tochtermann "Günzburger Sephe", Xaver Hohenleiter "Schwarzer Veri", Ulrich Hohenleiter "Urle", Agathe Gebhard "Schwarze Agath", Katharina Gebhard "Dreckete Mutter" oder "Alte Gebhartin", Kind vom "Schwarzen Veri", Fidelis Gindele "Roter Metzger", Agnes oder Creszentia Gebhard vorn, unbekannte Frau, Christian Maucher "Bometshauser Schneider" (Susanne Mück und Ute Beitler: Ausgeraubt & abgemurkst. Aus der wilden Räuberzeit um 1800. Haus am Neppomuk, Rottenburg am Neckar 2010, ISBN 978-3-941981-02-7., S. 60) |
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This is a faithful photographic reproduction of a two-dimensional,
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