File:Giuseppe Siri, 1960.jpg

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Date Taken in 1960
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  • 2007-08-10 20:32 RiccardoP1983 450×305× (29581 bytes) Autore: RiccardoP1983, Descrizione: il cardinale arcivescovo di Genova Giuseppe Siri (1960 circa), Licenza d'Uso: foto non artistica scattata in Italia oltre 20 anni fa.

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