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#88 Paseo de la Independencia, with a visual of the poster advertising the Teatro Argensola, 1970

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#88 Paseo de la Independencia, with a visual of the poster advertising the Teatro Argensola, 1970

What Zaragoza, Spain looked like in the 1970s Through These Fascinating Photos

#88 Paseo de la Independencia, with a visual of the poster advertising the Teatro Argensola, 1970

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←#87 An endearing and colorful partial image of the Plaza de España, next to the bank of the ditto, when it was still possible to attend the tram crossing of line 5, 1970
#89 Paseo de la Independencia, as a modern high-capacity road for vehicular circulation, with trams on the margins, 1970→

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