File:Conférence du Caire 1921.jpg
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| DescriptionConférence du Caire 1921.jpg |
English: A few of the 39 participants of the en:1921 Cairo Conference, 20 March 1921, with the Pyramids in the background. |
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| Source | https://gertrudebell.ncl.ac.uk/p/gb-pers-f-002 (Note: original picture is owned by Newcastle University library, see https://collectionscaptured.ncl.ac.uk/digital/collection/p21051coll46/id/0/ . Newcastle charges for scans and claims copyright but this is almost assuredly incorrect. If the author is unknown, this picture qualifies for Egypt public domain rules for anonymous works. If the author is GM Georgoulas, the picture should qualify as "non-creative" as the intent was not artistic, and qualify for PD-Egypt on those grounds.) | ||
| Author | George M. Georgoulas | ||
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