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English: Exhibit depicting a miniature from a 14th century Belgium manuscript at the Diaspora Museum, Tel Aviv - en:Beit Hatefutsot. The museum note says "The citizens of Toumai bury their dead during the black death. Miniature from manuscript, Belgium, 14th century". (Photo was taken by en:User:Sodabottle)
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