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Description	Français : L’abbé Joseph Batut en 1916 — dans la cour du patronage paroissial de la Saint-Georges d’Argenteuil, dont ce prêtre catholique est le directeur responsable — entouré d’un groupe de permissionaires. English: 1916: Father Joseph Batut — in the court of parish patronage of the so called Saint-Georges d’Argenteuil, of which this catholic priest is the main director — surrounded by a group of soldiers on leave.
Date	1916
Source	Français : Archives du patronage paroissial de la Saint-Georges d’Argenteuil. English: Archives from the parish patronage named Saint-Georges d’Argenteuil.
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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