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Русский: Братья Касасола. Мальчик с боекомплектом солдата Федеральных войск. 1913г.
English: Nino Soldado - a boy with mexican federal army ammunition. 1913г.
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Source http://www.photographer.ru/events/news/5229.htm#3
Author Agustín Víctor and Miguel Casasola

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  2. See 1928 Art.1183.
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