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Erik Lloga remembers Melbourne in the 1960s
Eric Lloga.
Albanian community leader Erik Lloga remembers Melbourne in the 1960s as a ghost town on weekends.
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unknown
Date Added:
01 April 2009
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Format:
mov (Quicktime);
File size:
6.7 MB
Length:
02min35sec
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