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In Old Amsterdam(1949)
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Date: 1949-11-12
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This Traveltalks entry looks at the sights, sounds, people, and art masterpieces in the capital of the Netherlands.
Languages: English.
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James A. FitzPatrick
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This Traveltalks entry looks at the sights, sounds, people, and art masterpieces in the capital of the Netherlands.
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1949-11-12
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