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JERUSALEM, 1939. The French High Commissioner for Syria with Madame Puaux, Pere Savaguse
JERUSALEM, 1939.
The French High Commissioner for Syria with Madame Puaux, Pre Savaguse, and Nasuhi Bek Baydoun at the Temple Area in Jerusalem. Photograph, 18 November 1939
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Media ID 13639657
1939 British Mandate Of Palestine Commissioner Jerusalem Madame November Palestinian Pere Syria Syrian Temple
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 17.9cm (9.3" x 7")
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This photograph taken in Jerusalem, 1939, captures a significant moment in history. The image features the French High Commissioner for Syria alongside Madame Puaux, Pere Savaguse, and Nasuhi Bek Baydoun at the Temple Area. It was captured on November 18th of that year during the British Mandate of Palestine. The photo showcases an early morning scene with an exterior view of this iconic location. The group stands together, their expressions reflecting a sense of importance and purpose. Dressed elegantly, they exude authority and grace amidst the historical backdrop. Each individual in the picture holds significance within their respective roles. The French High Commissioner for Syria represents diplomatic relations between France and Syria during this period. Madame Puaux adds a touch of elegance to the composition while Pere Savaguse brings religious undertones to the scene as he stands near one of Jerusalem's most sacred areas. Nasuhi Bek Baydoun, a Palestinian figure prominent during those times, completes this remarkable gathering. Their presence symbolizes international connections within Jerusalem's diverse cultural landscape. This photograph is not just a visual representation but also serves as a testament to political alliances and intercultural exchanges prevalent during that era. Preserved through time by Granger Art on Demand, it offers us glimpses into history while reminding us of our shared pasts and interconnectedness across borders.
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