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#71 Iranian women and children on the route of the procession upon the arrival of the French President in Persepolis, Iran, 1968.

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#71 Iranian women and children on the route of the procession upon the arrival of the French President in Persepolis, Iran, 1968.

What Iran looked like in the 1960s through these Fascinating Vintage Photos

#71 Iranian women and children on the route of the procession upon the arrival of the French President in Persepolis, Iran, 1968.

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