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Russian Orthodox pilgrims at the baptism site of Jesus on the River Jordan, Transjordan, 1913

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English: Jordanian Christian women visiting Al-Maghtas (baptism site of Christ), 1913
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Source http://www.historyofjordan.com/jordan2/jh/collection1.php?id=138&page=11240
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