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Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Arbets: Norr Hamre 1918/1919".
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Enligt text som medföljde bilden: "Arbets: Norr Hamre 1918/1919".

Hallgren, Hugo

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Landscape. County of Bohus. A man who is felling trees on a birch-adorned meadow.

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