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English: Old image from late Professor Zarrinkoub (1923-1999) source: http://2.srv.fotopages.com/2/6455247/Abdolhossein-Zarrinkoub.jpg
Date 2007-07-21 (original upload date)
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Author Original uploader was Sangak at en.wikipedia
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