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Re-opened Cafe de Paris

The clientele and staff of a newly re-opened Cafe de Paris in London. It wouldn't stay open for long. In March 1941 the venue was bombed and 34 people were killed. Business did not resume until 1948

Picture No
13565275
Media ID
46791303
Size
3576px x 5000px (5.0MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd / Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed photographs in The Tatler', 13 November 1940, page 225
Date
1940

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