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An "advertising" photograph of Nikos Theologou with workers of his factory. Rare photograph from the archive of Nikos Stratoyiannakis (a car historian and a good friend). We believe that fair use can be claimed to depict a rare subject.

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current	17:04, 26 January 2007	804×634 (202 KB)	Skartsis (Talk \| contribs)	(A rare image of Nikos Theologou with workers of his factory from the archive of Nikos Stratoyiannakis (a car historian and a good friend). We believe that fair use can be claimed to depict this rare subject. {{fairusein\|Theologou}})
	16:58, 26 January 2007	804×634 (202 KB)	Skartsis (Talk \| contribs)	(An "advertising" photograph of Nikos Theologou with workers of his factory. Rare photograph from the archive of Nikos Stratoyiannakis (a car historian and a good friend). We believe that fair use can be claimed to depict a rare subject. {fairusein\|Theolo)