Founder of the University of Bucharest Anthropological Institute, Francisc Rainer, showing items in the institute's collection to King Mihai I of Romania and the Queen Mother Helen of Greece and Denmark, Bucharest, Romania, fall of 1940

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Caption     Founder of the University of Bucharest Anthropological Institute, Francisc Rainer, showing items in the institute's collection to King Mihai I of Romania and the Queen Mother Helen of Greece and Denmark, Bucharest, Romania, fall of 1940 ww2dbase
WW2-Era Location Name Bucharest, Ilfov, Romania
Date  Sep 1940
Photographer    Unknown
 
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