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Photograph from an excursion to Makri, in Athens.
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Title
Photograph from an excursion to Makri, in Athens.
Description
At the back side of the photograph are written the names of the subjects: 4. Eleni, 5. Mister Georgios Fotioudis, 6. Miss Pashalaki, 7. Margista Apostolidou, 8. Doctor Apostolidis, 9. the son of Apostolidous, 10. the daughter of Apostoşidous(?), 11. Galini Mastroufi, 12. the brother of (?), Doctor Mister Ilias(?) Pashalakis, 13. Alex. Panagiotou, fotographer, 14. Arthour Vistkodis, 15. his wife. There are not written the names of the first three people.
Language
Greek
Subject
Makri, Athens
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/200844
Collections
Photographs
Type
Photograph
Format
13,9-8,8 cm, El yazısı - Handwriting, Baskı - Print, Black&White
Number of Scanned Documents
2
Identifier
AFMFBH002
Rights
Open Access
Accrual Method
Satın alma - Purchase
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