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Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
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Koningin Juliana bezoekt de bloembollenstreek
Public domain photograph of the Netherlands in 1961 by The Algemeen Nederlandsch Fotobureau (ANeFo), also known as the General Dutch Photo Bureau, a Dutch photography agency. - Picryl description
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fotocollectie anefo
14 februari 1961
bezoeken
juliana koningin nederland
juliana
koningin
harry pot
natarc
high resolution
dutch royalty
queen of netherlands
queen
netherlands
Date
1961
Source
Nationaal Archief
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Public Domain Dedication