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Українська: Членський квиток організації незаможних селян Катеринославщини Турбаєвського Кирила Івановича, отриманий в 1924 році в місті Олександрії.
English: Membership card of the organization of the poor peasants Katerinoslavshchina Oleksandriia district, 1924.
Esperanto: Karton de la organizo de la malriĉaj kamparanoj, 1924.
Français : Portrait de Lénine sur une carte de membre de l'Association des paysans pauvres du district d'Oleksandria, république soviétique d'Ukraine , 1924.
Bahasa Indonesia: Kartu keanggotaan organisasi petani miskin distrik Oleksandriia, Katerinoslavshchina, 1924.
Русский: Членский билет организации малоимущих крестьян Екатеринославщины Турбаевского Кирилла Ивановича, полученный в 1924 году в городе Александрии.
Español: Tarjeta de miembro de la organización de los campesinos pobres, 1924.
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Русский: Документ принадлежит потомкам Веселаго, Турбаевских и Казаковых. Отсканирован Алексеем Турбаевским (cheloVechek / talk) с оригинала из собственного архива.
English: The document is owned by the descendants of Veselago, Tourbaevsky & Kazakov. Scanned by Alexey Tourbaevsky (cheloVechek / talk) from original in own archive.
Français : La photo est détenue par les descendants de Veselago, Tourbaevsky & Kazakov. Numériser par Alexey Tourbaevsky (cheloVechek / talk) de l'original en propre archive.
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Русский: Не указывается
English: Not credited
Camera location48° 41′ 24″ N, 33° 06′ 18.86″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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