“Aurora Borealis observed at Bossekop (Spitzberg) on January 21, 1839.” L’ atmosphère, météorologie populaire. 1888,
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“Aurora Borealis observed at Bossekop (Spitzberg) on January 21, 1839.” L’ atmosphère, météorologie populaire. 1888,
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Three Ages, Buster Keaton & Edward Cline, 1923.
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