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Description	This is a headshot of Victor Vashi from the back jacket of his book, Red Primer for Children and Diplomats.
Source	Originally scanned and uploaded to Red Primer for Children and Diplomats by Danny Carlton.
Article	Victor Vashi
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current	22:31, 4 May 2007		102 × 106 (12 KB)	AnthonyMastrean (talk \| contribs)	This is a headshot of Victor Vashi from the back jacket of his book, Red Primer for Children and Diplomats. Originally scanned and uploaded to [http://redprimer.com/ Red Primer for Children and Diplomats] by Danny Carlton.

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