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Norsk bokmål: Foreldreløse barn fra leiren «Seversky Community» som er drevet av Near East Relief i Aleksandropol. Barna er oppstilt på den store plassen slik at de danner et kart over Det nære Østen og ordene NEAR EAST RELIEF. (Leninakan).
English: Orphaned children from the camp «Seversky Community», which was run by Near East Relief in Aleksandropol. The children are positioned in the big field, so that they form a map of the Near East, and the words NEAR EAST RELIEF. (Leninakan).
Deutsch: Elternlose Kinder im Lager ³Seversky Community², das von Near East Relief in Alexandropol betrieben wurde. Die Kinder sind auf dem grossen Platz so aufgestellt, dass sie eine Karte über den Nahen Osten und die Worte NEAR EAST
Español: Huérfanos del campo «Seversky Community» que fue dirigido por Near East Relief en Aleksandropol. Los ninos forman el mapa del Cercano Oriente y las palabras
Nederlands: Weeskinderen van het tehuis ³Severskij-commune², onderhouden door de organisatie ³Noodhulp aan het Nabije Oosten² in Aleksandopol. De kinderen staan op een groot veld, waar zij de kaart van het Nabije Oosten en de woorden
Depicted place: Armenia, Kumajri |
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