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Excavating Tuzigoot - worker with brush

פלוגה ח א - סיורים טיולים ומסעות - ואדי פרעא ועין פרעא. שמואל ללקין-156510

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Luz (herr) Collection

Constructing a concrete Observation Post. Near Ypres, May 1917.

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1917
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Imperial War Museums UK
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