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Description

Español: Retrato de Nadezhda Krupskaya y Lenin en 1922, fotografiados por la hermana de éste, Maria Ulyanova.

Русский: Ленин В. И. и Крупская Н. К. в Горках.

Date

from August 1922 until early September 1922

Source

Scanned from ISBN 9780805052947, page 88

Author



Alternative names	Marija Il'inična Ul'janova; Maria Ilyinichna Ulyanova
Description	Soviet politician, revolutionary, teacher, editing staff and journalist
Date of birth/death	6 February 1878 (in Julian calendar)	12 June 1937
Location of birth/death	Ulyanovsk	Moscow
Authority file	: Q4475079 VIAF: 13483670 ISNI: 0000000022336163 LCCN: nr89016003 Open Library: OL676012A GND: 132872285 WorldCat

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