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English: Photo of Tsar Nicholas II and King George V in Berlin, 1913
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Source |
Uploaded by User:Mrlopez2681, who says the uploaded image is scanned from a photo in his collection. LIFE also has this image in its archives here.
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Date |
1913-05-26
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Author |
Ernst Sandau ( http://www.wgbhstocksales.org/images/?html=category/portraits — search for "Ernst Sandau"), still alive in 1960
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Other versions |
Czar and King George at the Library of Congress |
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