Articles from the web:
Austrian library put on the web 75 thousand historical postcards, Slovak cities are also on them

Author: Vojtech Jankovic

Source: www.dennikn.sk

Published: 17. 08. 2015 16:17

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Encouraging information on the activity of the Vienna library, which published on its website a number of historic postcards from around the world.

• Článok: Rakúska knižnica dala na web 75-tisíc historických pohľadníc, sú na nich aj slovenské mestá
• Anotácia: Potešiteľná informácia o aktivite viedenskej Národnej knižnice, ktorá zverejnila na svojich internetových stránkach veľké množstvo historických pohľadníc z celého sveta.
• Autor: Filip Struhárik
• Dátum: 17. 8. 2015 12:58
• Zdroj: Denník N

Österreichischen Nationalbibliothek - AKON Ansichtskartenportal

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