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This is a renamed version of Image:13694 0005.jpg

• 21:15, 17. Sep. 2007 Mrlopez2681 325×450 24 KB {{Information |Description=Photo by Rudolf Suroch of Josephine Baker. Havana, 1950 |Source=8x10 glossy owned by the uploader |Date=1950 |Author=Rudolf Suroch |Permission=PD-US-pre1978 |other_versions= }}

Revision history of Image:13694 0005.jpg

1. 07:53, 20. Dez. 2007 Ecemaml (580 Bytes) (Kept per Commons:Deletion_requests/Image:13694_0005.jpg)
2. 03:15, 20. Dez. 2007 JdH (793 Bytes) (Nominating image for deletion)
3. 13:45, 23. Nov. 2007 Cecil (580 Bytes) (please rename)
4. 02:19, 15. Nov. 2007 Mrlopez2681 (570 Bytes)
5. 22:08, 17. Sep. 2007 Calliopejen (353 Bytes) (tag for deletions)
6. 21:57, 17. Sep. 2007 Kilom691 (294 Bytes)
7. 21:15, 17. Sep. 2007 Mrlopez2681 (238 Bytes) ({{Information |Description=Photo by Rudolf Suroch of Josephine Baker. Havana, 1950 |Source=8x10 glossy owned by the uploader |Date=1950 |Author=Rudolf Suroch |Permission=PD-US-pre1978 |other_versions= }} =={{int:license}}== {{PD-US-pre1978}})

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