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Albums about revolution

published by meisama
published by janezmu
photos from Germany and from life of Germans
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photos from pilgrimage to Taize near Paris in France, where youth prays for peace in world and unity of Christians and other photos from France
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photos from souvenirs and others from Hungary in Europe
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photos from territory of contemporanely state Italy
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photos from Oradea * Nagyvarad in Banat in Romania with permission of Kalina
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pictures from souvenirs of Europe and other photos
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Pictures from Sibiu Nagyszeben Hermanstadt in Romania
published by janezmu
photos from Constanta - Konstantsa in Rumania or Romania on Black Sea and surroundings on Easter 12th April 2007
published by janezmu
Brasov (spoken Brashov *Hungarian Brasso German Kronstadt) with sourraundings is an old city under Carpats or Transilvanian Alps with nice villas and churches under white mountains
published by janezmu
photos from Arad * and cities and villages in Banat through those we have gone when we visited Romania in 2007
published by adolf
because it is asiope
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because it is ASIOPE!
published by pilgrim5
Travel, History
published by uyun
I'd glad to introduce my home town to you, it once been china's revolution base, chairman mao had worked their for 13 years.
published by randyincv
That frigid spot in Pennsylvania where George Washington wintered and regrouped during the Revolutionary War
published by home_base
A Day in the park soaking up the Sun and American History
published by nimbinviva05
published by stewy67
A visit to the Old and New sections of Havana, Cuba
published by baharg1
Images of Modern Shanghai
published by dmvsuper
Washngton's Revolutionary Winter Camp

Pictures about revolution

picture: The Wick House in Morristown Historical Park in New Jersey
published by: dbeards3
The Wick House in the Morristown National Historical Park served as the quarters of Major Joseph Bloomfield of the Third New Jersey Regiment during the winter of 1776-1777. Later, it also served as the winter headquarters of General Arthur St. Clair in 1779 through 1780. The Continental Army spent that winter camped on the Wick and Kimbel Farms approximately four miles southwest of Morristown.
picture: The Ladies of the Wick House
published by: dbeards3
In 1781, the Pennsylvania soldiers under Captain Anthony Wayne mutinied. Mrs. Wick was ill at the time and Temperance Wick, known locally as Temp, was sent to get her brother-in-law, Dr. Leddel. Upon returning on her horse, several soldiers stopped her and made her dismount, telling Temp that they needed her horse. Temp played a trick on the soldiers and escaped with her horse
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