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Adolf Leschen (1837-1916) was a prominent member of German society in the City of Adelaide, most notably co-proprietor of the [[Deutsche Schule (Wakefield Street)|Deutsche Schule]] in Wakefield Street and the [[ | Adolf Leschen (1837-1916) was a prominent member of German society in the City of Adelaide, most notably co-proprietor of the [[Deutsche Schule (Wakefield Street)|Deutsche Schule]] in Wakefield Street and the [[Deutsche Turnverein]]. | ||
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Adolf Leschen (1837-1916) was a prominent member of German society in the City of Adelaide, most notably co-proprietor of the Deutsche Schule in Wakefield Street and the Deutsche Turnverein.
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