Schreiben an Stucki Walter Otto (1888-1963)

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People: Pury Arthur, de (1876-1947) (dodis.ch/P823)DPF/Division des Intérêts étrangers (dodis.ch/R115)
Owner Organization: Swiss Federal Archives

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