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Sahara, terre féconde is a french film of genre Documentary directed by Jacques de Baroncelli

Sahara, terre féconde (1933)

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Sahara, terre féconde est un court métrage documentaire français réalisé par Félix Dufays, sorti en 1933.

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La participation des Pères blancs à la « pacification » de l'Algérie depuis 1840.

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