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Description	English: Dimitrije Ružić, King Lear, W. Shakespeare, SNT, Novi Sad, approx 1899 (Photo studio of Samuel Singer, Sombor) Srpski (latinica): Dimitrije Ružić, Kralj Lir, V. Šekspir, SNP, Novi Sad, oko 1899. (Atelje Samuela Singera, Sombor) Српски (ћирилица): Димитрије Ружић, Краљ Лир, В. Шекспир, СНП, Нови Сад, око 1899. (Атеље Самуела Сингера, Сомбор)
Date	7 August 2012
Source	Theatre museum of Vojvodina
Author	Samuel Singer

Ова датотека је донација Позоришног музеја Војводине, у оквиру програма стажирања реализованог од стране Викимедије Србије.

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