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| (Mitrovica, Kosovo. Mitrovica Railway Station, before 1901. Sultan Abdul Hamid Photo Collection, Istanbul University Library, No. 90635-17) | |
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Photographer commissioned by Sultan Hamid II |
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(Mitrovica, Kosovo. Mitrovica Railway Station, before 1901. Sultan Abdul Hamid Photo Collection, Istanbul University Library, No. 90635-17) |
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Podgorica, Montenegro. View of Ribnica River, Catholic Church (right), Debbaglar Bridge, government mansion (konak) and the Mirko Varosh Hotel (far left), before 1901. Sultan Abdul Hamid Photo Collection, Istanbul University Library, No. 91243-99 |
| Depicted place | Podgorica |
| Date | 1876-1900? |
| Medium | Photography |
| Collection | Istanbul University Library |
| Notes | This photo from the Photo Collectionof Sultan Abdul Hamid II was made available online by Robert Elsie at albanianphotography.net |
| Source | http://www.albanianphotography.net/SanGiuliano/index.html |
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