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File:1948 Jerusalem Bevingrad Princess Mary Ave.jpg

Present Day Google Street View: ShlomTsiyon HaMalka St., cor. Koresh St. (on right), looking NNW toward Jaffa Rd.


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31°46'47.284"N, 35°13'18.750"E

heading: 337.5 degree

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current10:26, 15 March 2007Thumbnail for version as of 10:26, 15 March 2007985 × 716 (236 KB)Humus sapiens~commonswiki{{Information |Description=1948. Jerusalem, Princess Mary Ave. The building on the right is police HQ. The British Mandatory administration used barbed wire to block the area (dubbed "Bevingrad") from both Jewish and Arab traffic. |Source=''To the Promis

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