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English: Picture from the Modern School of Porto Alegre in 1917, teachers and students. On the right Zenon de Almeida and Djalma Fettermann. On the left two of the Martins Sisters, proeminent anarchists on southern Brazil.
Português: Imagem da Escola Moderna de Porto Alegre em 1917, seus professores e estudantes. À esquerda Zenon de Almeida e Djalma Fettermann. À direita duas das irmãs Martins.
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Source MARCAL, J. B. ; MARTINS, M. T. A. . Dicionário Ilustrado da Esquerda Gaúcha: anarquistas, comunistas, socialistas e trabalhistas. Porto Alegre: Evangraf, 2008. 152 p.
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