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DescriptionУ здания Харьковской ЧК.jpg |
Русский: Раскопка братских могил у здания Харьковского ЧК на Чайковской, ул. 16. Юг России (ВСЮР), лето 1919 года.
English: Excavation of Red Terror victims outside the headquarters of the Kharkov Cheka in Kharkov (Харьков), территория ВСЮР.
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