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Luigi Torelli, 1940s

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Caption     Luigi Torelli, 1940s ww2dbase
Date  1941
Photographer    Unknown
 
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Source    ww2dbaseItaly Government
 
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Licensing  According to Article 11 of the Italian copyright law, works created by or on behalf of either the government (including the former Fascist government), academies, and public cultural organizations belong to each of those entities. According to Article 29, works belonging to the government, academies, and public cultural organizations have copyright protection period of 20 years.

Separately, simple photographs without a creative nature also have a copyright protection of 20 years.

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Added By Alan Chanter
Photo Size 700 x 336 pixels



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