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DescriptionTchernavin.JPG	English: Photograph of dr Vladimir Tchernavin, taken in 1933, after his escape from soviet camp. The author of this photograph is unknown and it was published over 70 years ago.
Date	1935
Source	I Speak For The Silent Prisoners Of The Soviets. Half Cushman & Flint, Boston 1935
Author	AnonymousUnknown author
Permission (Reusing this file)	public domain

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