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Egypt, Kingdom of the Nile (1934) | Slate

Egypt, Kingdom of the Nile

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Egypt, Kingdom of the Nile

James A. FitzPatrick tour of Egypt in 1934 for his Traveltalks series.

Released: 1934
Runtime: 9m

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James A. FitzPatrick

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