File:200 familles L'Humanité 21 janvier 1936.jpg
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Français : La série "Et voici les 200 familles" d'Augustin Hamon, publiée dans le journal communiste L'Humanité, 21 janvier 1936. |
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| Author | Augustin Hamon |
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