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DescriptionIslam in Ladakh and Leh bazaar in 1938.png
English: Leh bazaar in 1938. The 17th century Jamia Masjid i

foreground has since been rebuilt in the ‘Turco-Iranian’ style. Leh is on the hill behind. Photo: Prince Peter of Greece and Denmar courtesy of the Ethnographic Collections, National Museum of D

Copenhage
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Leh bazaar in 1938. The 17th century Jamia Masjid i foreground has since been rebuilt in the ‘Turco-Iranian’ style. Leh is on the hill behind. Photo: Prince Peter of Greece.

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