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English: Illustration from the Petit Journal depicting the sons of Hussein ben Ali as they liberate Mecca.
Date
Source Le Petit Journal, supplément illustré, Gallica, 16 July 1916
Author Damblans, Eugene (1865-1945)

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Illustration from the Petit Journal depicting the sons of Hussein ben Ali as they liberate Mecca.

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