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Un Grand Fleau La Tuberculose 1900s French health propaganda poster - Tuberculosis A Great Plague / Un Grand Fleau La Tuberculose - featuring an illustration of famished men, women and disabled children in scruffy clothes, a boy and his dog scavaging through rubbish, street sellers in the market, people in the pub, and a large silhouette of grim reaper holding a scythe in its bony hands. Issued by American Tuberculosis Preservation Commission in France / Commission Americaine de Preservation Contre la Tuberculose en France. Printed by Leopold Verger & Cie, Paris. c1917 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/un-grand-fleau-la-tuberculose-1900s-french-health-propaganda-poster-tuberculosis-a-great-plague-un-grand-fleau-la-tuberculose-featuring-an-illustration-of-famished-men-women-and-disabled-children-in-scruffy-clothes-a-boy-and-his-dog-scavaging-through-rubbish-street-sellers-in-the-market-people-in-the-pub-and-a-large-silhouette-of-grim-reaper-holding-a-scythe-in-its-bony-hands-issued-by-american-tuberculosis-preservation-commission-in-france-commission-americaine-de-preservation-contre-la-tuberculose-en-france-printed-by-leopold-verger-cie-paris-c1917-image566376728.htmlRM2RWCK88–Un Grand Fleau La Tuberculose 1900s French health propaganda poster - Tuberculosis A Great Plague / Un Grand Fleau La Tuberculose - featuring an illustration of famished men, women and disabled children in scruffy clothes, a boy and his dog scavaging through rubbish, street sellers in the market, people in the pub, and a large silhouette of grim reaper holding a scythe in its bony hands. Issued by American Tuberculosis Preservation Commission in France / Commission Americaine de Preservation Contre la Tuberculose en France. Printed by Leopold Verger & Cie, Paris. c1917
