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Français : « Un coup de théâtre. Marcelin Albert chez M. Clemenceau. »
Une du Supplément illustré du Petit Journal, 7 juillet 1907.

Date

7 July 1907

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Anonymous (Supplément illustré du Petit Journal)

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