File:Palestine Broadcasting Service and P.I.O. (i.e., Public Information Office) groups, Mr. Tweedy's farewell groups. Arab professor of literature Mohamed Kurd Ali LOC matpc.21484.jpg
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English: Title: Palestine Broadcasting Service and P.I.O. [i.e., Public Information Office] groups, Mr. Tweedy's farewell groups. Arab professor of literature Mohamed Kurd Ali
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