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Friendly Lebanese Woman
- Creator
- Cobb, John Candler, II, 1919-2016
- Creation Date
- 1943/02
- Who
- WWII driver
- When
- WWII
- Where
- Middle East
- license
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In those days, both Muslim and Christian women could be seen on the street without a veil. I’m told that the practice of women wearing the veil started in the early Christian culture of this region, and was later taken up by the Muslims.
Location: Baalbek, Lebanon.
