File:Aufbahrung von Gustav II. Adolf in Eilenburg 1632.jpg
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Deutsch: Triptychon von Ernst Albert Fischer-Cörlin (22. August 1853–vor 1916)[1]. Es zeigt die Aufbahrung des Schwedenkönigs Gustav II. Adolf im Gasthof „Zum Roten Hirsch“ in Eilenburg am 26. November 1632, nach seinem Tod in der Schlacht bei Lützen am 16. November 1632. An seinem Sarg steht der Eilenburger Archidiakon Martin Rinckart. |
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