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Deutsch: Das Grab der deutsch-kanadischen Meeresrechtlerin und Ökologin Elisabeth Mann Borgese (1918-2002) auf dem Friedhof von Kilchberg im Schweizer Kanton Zürich, wo sie im Familiengrab mit ihren Eltern sowie ihren Geschwistern Erika, Michael und Monika begraben ist.
English: The grave of Elisabeth Mann Borgese (1918-2002), Canadian-German expert in maritime law and ecologist, at the cemetery of Kilchberg in the Swiss canton of Zurich, where she is buried in the family grave with her parents and her siblings Erika, Michael and Monika.
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The grave of Elisabeth Mann Borgese in Kilchberg ZH, Switzerland.

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