File:Bratianu si Magheru2.jpg

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Description	Română: B-dul Bratianu şi Magheru, Bucureşti), anii 1930 English: Boulevards Bratianu & Magheru, Bucharest, late 1930s.
Date	late 1930s
Source	www.ratb.ro; a version of the picture can be seen at http://www.ratb.ro/index.php?page=meniu&id_rubrica_meniu=13
Author	Unknown

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