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Español: Fotografía de la fachada principal de la Catedral de Oviedo (Asturias España) en 1939 tras haber sufrido importantes daños durante la Guerra Civil. Fue realizada por Foto Sánchez del Río y editada por el Patronato Municipal de Turismo de Oviedo, destinada a una serie de tarjetas postales. Ejemplo de propaganda bélica, en su reverso se lee: "Vista de la catedral después de haber sido destrozada por la artillería marxista".
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