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Belchite, a destroyed village in the province of Zargoza, Spain, is a ghostly reminder of the Spanish Civil War.
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“In honor of the men and women who were fighting in the ‘Great War’, the intersection of Court and Main Streets in Buffalo was decorated with the flags of the Allied nations. Claire Shuttleworth (1867–1930) was a Buffalo native who studied art in France and Italy. Her paintings and drawings have been displayed in galleries around the world.“ From the collection of the Buffalo History Museum.
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