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The Tel Aviv Centennial logo explained

April 12th, 2009 | Comments Off

The Centennial logo designed by Baruch Nae

We have been showing you the logo of the Tel Aviv Centennial before, but never explained its meaning and colors. I am quite happy to tell you that Rachel did on her French language blog Kef Israel. Even happier I am with the shortened :-( translation that Oh So Arty’s Sarah did. Hey, my French is so rusty that I am happy with every word.

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