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विवरणKamerun children weaving.jpg	English: Photograph of Cameroonian children weaving cloth. The original caption reads: "Recently photographed in Kamerun, the last of the German provinces in Africa to surrender to the Allies. Illustrating child labor at the lowest possible cost."
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लेखक	Originally in Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights, originally published in 1919 by A. Jenkins and O. Keller.

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वर्तमान	16:19, 4 जनवरी 2012	758 × 470 (182 KB)	Cropbot	upload cropped version, operated by User:jay8g. Summary: cropped
	22:46, 11 जून 2007	760 × 528 (245 KB)	Amcaja	Better version from NYPL.
	09:41, 27 नवम्बर 2006	400 × 200 (22 KB)	Amcaja	Photograph of Cameroonian children weaving cloth. From [http://www.gutenberg.org/files/19179/19179-h/19179-h.htm the Project Gutenberg version] of ''Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights'', originally published in 1919 by A. Jenkins and