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Fortified Medieval Saxon Evangelic Church Veseud Zied Village Commune Chirpr — Stock Photo, Image

Fortified medieval saxon evangelic church in Veseud, Zied, is a village in the commune Chirpr from Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania, first attested in 1379 — Photo

Fortified medieval saxon evangelic church in Veseud, Zied, is a village in the commune Chirpr from Sibiu County, Transylvania, Romania, first attested in 1379

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