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Constantinople, c1930s
Constantinople. Where the Bosporus narrows to 722 yards the increased current is called the Devils Stream. The towers of Rumeli Hissar, built in 1452, face the fortress of Anatoli Hissar on the Asiatic shore, c1930s. From Geographical Magazine, Volume 3
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