Image:1948 Jerusalem Bevingrad Princess Mary Ave.jpg
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1948. Jerusalem, Princess Mary Ave. The building on the right is police HQ. The British Mandatory administration used barbed wire to block the area (dubbed "Bevingrad") from both Jewish and Arab traffic. |
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To the Promised Land by Uri Dan. Doubleday, 1988. p.114 |
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1948 |
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unknown |
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This work or image is now in the public domain because its term of copyright has expired in Israel. According the UNESCO web site : [1], pictures are released to public domain 50 years from the day the picture was taken, unless the pictures were taken by a public authority (the government), in which case the pictures are released to public domain 50 years from the day of publication. See also Category:PD Israel & British Mandate. |
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