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English: Traveling by sleigh, Muscovy, 16th c., acc. to Sigmund von Herberstein
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Source Moskowia [...] (1975). Kiepenheuer, Weimar. Reprint of Sigmund von Herberstein: Moscovia der Hauptstat in Reissen [...] beschreibung und anzaigung [...] (1557).
Author Sigmund von Herberstein
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