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Norsk bokmål: En del barn samlet rundt en pike som leker med en dukke. «Birdnest» barnehjem som ble drevet av Near East Relief i det daværende Syria. Påklistret lapp med maskinskrevet tekst: «Youthful Craftsmen of the Orient - Boys in the Near East Relief orphanage at Jebail, Syria, learn the coppersmith´s art as it has been taught in that ancient city for centuries».
English: Children gathered around a girl who is playing with a doll. «Birdnest» orphanage which was run by Near East Relief in Syria at that time. A note with the following text is attached: «Youthful Craftsmen of the Orient - Boys in the Near East Relief orphanage at Jebail, Syria, learn the coppersmith´s art as it has been taught in that ancient city for centuries».
Deutsch: Einige Kinder sind um ein Mädchen versammelt, das mit einer Puppe spielt. ³Birdnest² Kinderheim, das vom Near East Relief im damaligen Syrien geführt wurde. Aufgeklebter Zettel mit maschinengeschriebenem Text: ³Youthful Craftsmen of the Orient - Boys in the Near East Relief orphanage at Jebail, Syria, learn the coppersmith´s art as it has been taught in that ancient city for centuries².
Español: Un grupo de ninos rodeando a una nina que juega con una muñeca. El orfanato «Birdnest» que fue financiado y dirigido por Near East Relief en lo que entonces era Siria. Papel pegado con texto escrito con máquina de escribir: «Youthful Craftsmen of the Orient - Boys in the Near East Relief orphanage at Jebail, Syria, learn the coppersmith´s art as it has been taught in that ancient city for centuries».
Nederlands: Kinderen verzameld rond een meisje dat met een pop speelt. ³Vogelnest², tehuis voor weeskinderen destijds onderhouden door Hulp voor het Nabije Oosten in Syrië. Met de volgende tekst: ³Jeugdige Handwerkers van de Oriënt - Jongens in het weeshuis van het Nabije Oosten in Jebail, Syrië, leren de eeuwenoude kunst van koperslagerij².
Depicted place: Libanon, Byblos |
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