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English: First Caucus of American Legion, held in Paris, France. March 1919. Image digitized and digitally edited by Tim Davenport for Wikipedia, no copyright claimed, released to the public domain without restriction.
Date Taken on 17 March 1919
Source Marquis, James (1923) A History of the American Legion, Category:New York: William Green
Author Unknown photographer
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