Bridgeman Education

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The Museum of Modern Art, Prague (photo)

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ID: JEB5931326

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, crossed by the river Vltava or Moldau in German. 1,295,000 inhabitants. Baroque City Hotel Central or K+K, Art Deco architecture

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ID: JEB5931402

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, crossed by the river Vltava or Moldau in German. 1,295,000 inhabitants. Baroque City Pinkas Synagogue.

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ID: JEB5931529

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, crossed by the river Vltava or Moldau in German. 1,295,000 inhabitants. Baroque City Spanish Synagogue

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ID: JEB5931534

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, crossed by the river Vltava or Moldau in German. 1,295,000 inhabitants. Baroque City Spanish Synagogue

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ID: MTT5937916

Kryszstof Penderecki

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ID: MTT5937918

Kryszstof Penderecki

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ID: MTT5937921

Kryszstof Penderecki

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ID: MTT5937929

Jerome Pernoo

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ID: MTT5937931

Patricia Petitbon

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ID: MTT5937935

Patricia Petitbon

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ID: SZT5938027

Eastern Block: The wall is tumbling down, 9th November 1989 (photo)

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ID: SZT5938028

Berlin Wall Potsdamer Platz: End of the wall, November 1989 (b/w photo)

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ID: SZT5938032

Opening of the wall on the Puschkinallee between Kreuzberg and Treptow. East Berliners come to Kreuzberg in flocks, 11th November 1989

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ID: SZT5938033

Opening of the wall on the Puschkinallee between Kreuzberg and Treptow. East Berliners come to Kreuzberg in flocks, 11th November 1989

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ID: SZT5938034

Potsdamer Platz: In the Wall there is a hatch, people from East and West Berlin come, 12th November 1989

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ID: GNG5937717

Saadi sufi tariqa tekke in Gjakova, Kosovo. Muslim kissing a tomb in the turbe. (photo)

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Saadi sufi tariqa tekke in Gjakova, Kosovo. Turbe. (photo)

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Saadi sufi tariqa tekke in Gjakova, Kosovo. Turbe. (photo)

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Bektachi (Bektashi) tekke in Gjakove, Kosovo. The Bektashi Tekke was destroyed by the Serbian military forces during the Kosovo War in 1999. Thousands of books, including fifty-eight manuscripts, were burned, as the whole structure was destroyed. (photo)