Tadmur (Syria)
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Tadmur (Syria)

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Applicant: Löwy, Hugo; born 5.6.1895 in Vienna (Austria); married.

Applicant: Löwy, Hugo; born 5.6.1895 in Vienna (Austria); married.

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Palmyra alias Tadmor

Palmyra alias Tadmor

Cornelis de Bruyn 1652-1727

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Palmyra--Ornamental Door, leading through the side of the Triumphal Arch

Palmyra--Ornamental Door, leading through the side of the Triumphal Arch

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Palmyra--The Triumphal Arch

Palmyra--The Triumphal Arch

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Baalbek--Temple of Jupiter

Baalbek--Temple of Jupiter

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Palmyra--Colonnade shown through the East End of the Triumphal Arch

Palmyra--Colonnade shown through the East End of the Triumphal Arch

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Palmyra--View from the Grand Colonnade. Showing the Castle

Palmyra--View from the Grand Colonnade. Showing the Castle

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Palmyra or Tadmor--One of the Cities built by King Solomon. Ruins at the Western End of the City

Palmyra or Tadmor--One of the Cities built by King Solomon. Ruins at the Western End of the City

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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