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Italiano: Cartolina realizzata per esaltare il "Patto Tripartito" tra Italia, Germania e Giappone.
Deutsch: Postkarte zum Dreibund (Deutschland, Japan, Italien): Flaggen; riesiger Samurai zerstört zwei englische und amerikanische Kriegschiffe.
English: Poster created to enhance and strengthen the pact between Japan, Germany, and Italy.
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Source Cartolina del 1941 circa
Author Gino Boccasile
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