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... later that we got a letter from his daughter in Harbin . She told us that Uncle Yusia had settled down in Japan and that he asked us to forgive him for his sudden disappearance . It was much later that we learned that Uncle Yusia's The ...
... later that we got a letter from his daughter in Harbin . She told us that Uncle Yusia had settled down in Japan and that he asked us to forgive him for his sudden disappearance . It was much later that we learned that Uncle Yusia's The ...
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... later became well - known writers , actors , and playwrights . Kiev was always a city with a passion for the theater . Was it an accident that this gymnasium produced in a short time so many people who were attracted to art and ...
... later became well - known writers , actors , and playwrights . Kiev was always a city with a passion for the theater . Was it an accident that this gymnasium produced in a short time so many people who were attracted to art and ...
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... later . After a second shot , the silence rolled back again . The moon looked just as attentively out of its misty night sky at the broken glass on the floor . Several minutes later a machine gun at the Nikitsky Gate fired a long round ...
... later . After a second shot , the silence rolled back again . The moon looked just as attentively out of its misty night sky at the broken glass on the floor . Several minutes later a machine gun at the Nikitsky Gate fired a long round ...
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The Death of My Father | 3 |
My Grandfather Maxim Grigorievich ΙΟ | 10 |
Carp | 16 |
Copyright | |
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