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The painting is Capture of Berlin on 28 September 1760 created by Alexander Kotzebue in 1849.

I believe it would be a good image for the article as it is a painting depicting the event. However it's already on the Third Silesian War article, so it may be an overuse of the image. It was also created approximately 100 years after the event, so it may not be historically accurate. Should it be added to this article?

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