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DescriptionGrand Duke Mikhail Yaroslavich Being Murdered at Golden Horde.jpeg |
English: Grand Duke Mikhail Yaroslavich Being Murdered at Golden Horde
Русский: Убийство Великого Князя Михаила Ярославича в Золотой Орде
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http://www.stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php/russian-civilization-379706p12.html |
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Boris Chorikov (1802–1866) ![wikidata:Q3642602](../4/467.png) |
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Борис Артемьевич Чориков |
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Russian painter
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