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AprakstsTurkish refugees from Edirne.jpg	English: Turkish refugees from Edirne Français : Salonique, Grèce. Réfugiés de la Seconde Guerre des Balkans. Autochrome.
Datums	1913. gada
Avots	Image in www.lostbulgaria.com
Autors	Stéphane Passet (1875-1942)
Atļauja: (Šī faila izmantošana citur)	The www.lostbulgaria.com generally prohibits commercial use, but this image was enough old. This image is licensed CC0 by the Albert Kahn Archives who holds the photo in their collection . See it here [1]

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