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Men swelling balloons in one of the Spanish military camps. At the top left, Louis Casellas Pichon. The image corresponds to the Spanish occupation during the Rif War.
Title: [Morocco]
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Men swelling balloons in one of the Spanish military camps.
At the top left, Louis Casellas Pichon.
The image corresponds to the Spanish occupation during the Rif War.
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