File:Babel, Malmö.jpg
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English: Babel, an entertainment venue in Malmö, Sweden, built in 1923 as a church named Betesda from the Pietist-Menonite Brotherhood, later sold to the Second Army of the Salvation Army in Malmö.
Svenska: Babel, nöjeslokal i Malmö, uppförd 1923 under namnet Betesda av den pietistisk-mennonitiska brödraförsamlingen, senare såld til Frälsningsarméns andra kår i Malmö. |
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| current | 09:29, 29 March 2015 | | 4,339 × 3,073 (8.84 MB) | Jorchr | User created page with UploadWizard |
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