File:Masopust držíme 10.jpg

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Русский: Перухта (Перхт; cs. Peruchty; en. Perchta)
Čeština: Peruchty z Hrdel. Kreslil prof. Karel Rozum.
English: Caption: "Perchtas from Hrdly"; picture by prof. Karel Rozum.
Notice: The source page with the image has OCR errors. In particular, the image caption clearly says "Peruchty", not "Peruehty" from the page text.
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Source Image from Čeněk Zibrt, Masopust držíme..., Praha, Publisher František Šimáček, 1910. Online publisher: National Institute of Folk Culture (sc:Národní ústav lidové kultury)
Author Karel Rozum

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