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Deutsch: Holzbrücke über die Aare in Büren an der Aare. Mitarbeit von Johann Daniel Osterrieth (* 9. Oktober 1768 in Straßburg, Elsass; † 25. Juli 1839 in Bern) war ein Architekt des Klassizismus. Er war Berner Stadtbaumeister. |
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| Author | Roland Zumbuehl |
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