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This postcard captures a serene view of Piazza Benito Mussolini in Tobruk, Libya, during the Italian colonial era in the 1930s. The open square is flanked by simple, functional colonial-style buildings, reflecting the architectural aesthetic of the period.
The reverse side features handwritten correspondence addressed to "Fam. Greco, Via Roma 148, Augusta," with a Tobruk postmark dated "5-8-1939." The note adds a personal touch, connecting this historical artifact to the lives of those who lived during this era. Published by "Editore Stabilimento Pezzini – Milano," it marks a piece of Italy’s colonial presence in North Africa.
Size: Approx. 14 cm x 9 cm
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