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Hello,
This topic is mainly for the Franch fellows. I saw some beautiful pictures in a magazines and I would like to ask the authorisation to use them in my articles. In the picture caption the following acronym is used: "document ECPA/SIRPA" Do you know what does it means? Thank you Mauro
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Hi Mauro,
I *think* that ECPA is the French Commission of Army Photographic Archives (I don't know the direct translation??)? I seem to recall that when I was doing some research in Paris... As for SIRPA, I don't know??? Hope this helps! John |
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Hello to all and Mauro
Mauro all this are from the french army. Her is her official internet site: http://www.ecpad.fr/ Contact them (I known you speek french). The location is Paris, Fort de Vincennes (in the east of Paris). Best regards Olivier |
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Thank you to all guys.
Really appreciated. Cheers, Mauro
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