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Photographer Documents Sudanese Refugees' Torn and Tattered Shoes
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Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
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Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
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Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
Photographer Documents Sudanese Refugees' Torn and Tattered Shoes
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Photographer Documents Sudanese Refugees' Torn and Tattered Shoes
Men wearing costly leopard slippers, Khartoum. Upper Nubia, Sudan, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. A91-457131 | agefotostock
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Snake skin: The makings of traditional Sudanese footwear – Middle East Monitor
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