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Description	Buddhas of Bamiyan -- Original caption "The World's largest statue of Buddha (53 meters) -Bamiyan Valley 1963" Italiano: Uno dei due Buddha di Bamiyan 日本語: 破壊以前のバーミヤンの大仏のうちの1体。全長は53mあった。 Русский: Один из будд до разурешения: фото 1964 года
Source	http://www.unesco.org/bpi/eng/unescopress/2001/afghanistan.shtml
Date	1963
Author	UNESCO/A Lezine
Permission	public domain

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