Mises in Sunglasses

10/20/2003 Mises Wire Alberto Mingardi

Here is a rare photo of Ludwig von Mises and Carlo Antoni, taking during a Mont Pelerin Society meeting in the early 1950s. Click the picture for a larger image.

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