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"The Mosque of Abdul Aziz and the Mnara tower in Mogadishu in 1882'. From E.Cerulli, Somalia, Scritti Vari Editi ed Inediti, Vol. 1., Fig. XVI. Istituto Poligrafico dello Stato, P.V., Rome, 1957. Figure is referenced as Dal Voyage chez les Benadirs di G. Revoil. Figure courtesy Library of Congress" (from page 138 of "Somalia in Word and Image", 1986, Ed by K.S. Loughran., J.L. Loughran., J.W. Johnson., S.S. Samatar. Published by the Foundation for Cross Cultural Understanding, Washington, D.C., and Indiana University Press)

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