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English: The tomb of Heinrich Mendelssohn, German contractor (1881-1959), and his wife Hildegarde (1897-1992), at the cemetery of Petit-Saconnex in Geneva, Switzerland.
Deutsch: Das Grab des deutschen Bauunternehmers Heinrich Mendelssohn (1881-1959) und seiner Frau Hildegarde (1897-1992) auf dem Friedhof von Petit-Saconnex in Genf.
Français : la tombe de Heinrich Mendelssohn, entrepreneur allemand (1881-1959), et de son épouse Hildegarde (1897-1992), au cimetière du Petit-Saconnex à Genève, Suisse.
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The grave of Heinrich and Hildegarde Mendelssohn in Geneva, Switzerland.

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