Das Sofortbild-System 63
1963: The Hermanns, a typical German family, is selected as one of the first households to try out the new Sofortbild-System 63.
1963: The Hermanns, a typical German family, is selected as one of the first households to try out the new Sofortbild-System 63.
Almut Kapp
Klaus-Peter Bülz
Henrike Commichau
Miguel Abrantes Ostrowski
Frank Sollmann
Julian Felix
Benedict Walesch
1963: The Hermanns, a typical German family, is selected as one of the first households to try out the new Sofortbild-System 63.
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