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Prince Morimasa and his wife Itsuko Nabeshima at the Royal Palace of Madrid, Spain, early 1909

Caption     Prince Morimasa and his wife Itsuko Nabeshima at the Royal Palace of Madrid, Spain, early 1909 ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseCronica Grafica magazine via Internet Archive
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Photos at Same Place Madrid, Spain
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