File:Kuzminki court.jpg

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Kuzminki Riding House, 1820-32

Date

February 2002

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http://www.ashipilin.narod.ru/Galery.files/kuzrkodv5.jpg

Author

Al Shipilin

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File change date and time	19:09, 11 May 2003
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