File:Pasha mosque Oran.jpg

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DescriptionPasha mosque Oran.jpg	English: Entrance to the Mosque of the Pasha, Oran, Algeria. Français : L'entrée de la Mosquée du Pacha à Oran en Algérie.
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Source	Library of Congress
Author	Neurdein freres

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