File:Eskola neskak, 1926-27 Alkizan.jpg
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School girls, 1926-27 Alkiza
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English: School girls and their teacher in Alkiza 1926-27 |
| Date | by 1927 |
| Source | Archives of Alkiza municipality |
| Author | Unknown author |
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