File:Henszlein.jpg
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Deutsch: Hinrichtung von Seeräubern am 10 September 1573 in Hamburg (Ausschnitt). Flugblatt Nachrichtensammlung J. J. Wick (1560-1586), gedruckt bei Hans Weigel Nürnberg.
English: A flyer, dated 1573, describing the public execution of 16th century pirate Klein Henszlein. |
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| Source | Douglas Botting's The Pirates; pg. 23 |
| Author | Unknown authorUnknown author |
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| 21:16, 26 August 2006 | 359 × 287 (53,035 bytes) | w:en:MadMax (talk | contribs) | a flyer, dated 1573, describing the public execution of 16th century pirate Klein Henszlein. (Douglas Botting's The Pirates; pg. 23) |
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