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DescriptionThe Commissar Vanishes 2.jpg	Stalin, ( Nikolai Yezhov, censored) and Molotow at the shore of the Moskwa-Wolga-Channel. After Yezhow was executed he vanished between 1940-1990 from this pic too. Česky: Ze snímku Stalinovy procházky s ministrem pro lodní dopravu Nikolajem Ježovem na břehu řeky Volhy byl vyretušován ministr a byl nahrazen řekou Volhou.
Date	1937
Source	http://www.newseum.org/berlinwall/commissar_vanishes/vanishes.htm
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