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Description

In the mountains east of the Jordan River, a patrol from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine punctuates a battle hymn with Soviet,chechoslovanian(VZ58), and (top left) Egyptian weapons. Early 1969.
Source

LOOK Magazine, May 13, 1969. p.27
Date

1969
Author

Thomas R. Koeniges
Permission
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All rights released per Instrument of Gift

Credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Look Magazine Photograph Collection. Call number LOOK - Job 69-5080

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Public domain This is a photo taken by a staff photographer of LOOK Magazine, and is part of the LOOK Magazine Photograph Collection at the Library of Congress. Their former owner, Cowles Communications, Inc, dedicated to the public all rights it owned to these images as an instrument of gift. This license does not apply to pictures from the collection which were not taken by the magazine's own photographers. Please add the Library of Congress catalog number to the image description page.

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