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3312153
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Magazines and newspapers
Title
Panorama [NLD] 11
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11
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10
Month
09
Year
1913
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Uncoloured
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Trivia; Panorama appeared twice a week during the First World War. During World War II, the frequency (in 1944) was reduced to every fortnight.
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Trivia; Panorama verscheen ten tijde van de Eerste Wereldoorlog tweemaal per week. Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd de frequentie (in 1944) verlaagd tot om de veertien dagen.
