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DescriptionTurkish refugees from Edirne.jpg |
English: Turkish refugees from Edirne Français : Salonique, Grèce. Réfugiés de la Seconde Guerre des Balkans. Autochrome. |
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Source | Image in www.lostbulgaria.com |
Author | Stéphane Passet (1875-1942) |
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