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Tiếng Việt: Vi Văn Định, con tổng đốc Lạng Sơn lúc 17 tuổi (1896). Cha người Việt (gia đình đã lập nghiệp tại vùng Lạng Sơn từ 200 năm nay), mẹ là người Thổ (Tày)
Français : Tonkin. Langson. N°33, fils du tong-doc de Langson, né à Langson, 17 ans, père annamite (famille établie dans la région de L[an]gson depuis 200 ans), mère tho, 35 m/m / [photogr.] A. S[alles]
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André Salles  (1860–1929)  wikidata:Q27892461
 
André Salles
Description French photographer, explorer and colonial administrator
Date of birth/death 5 September 1860 Edit this at Wikidata 2 February 1929 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Tarbes Paris
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