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Dansk: Stalin der plejer sin bil.
Deutsch: Josef Stalin mit seinem ZIS-101.
Русский: Сталин у автомобиля ЗиС-101, 29 апреля 1936. Кремль. Предположительно, ТАСС (Телеграфное Агентство Советского Союза).
Українська: Йосип Сталін біля автомобіля ЗІС-101 в 1936 році.
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Source http://baldin.ru/photos/image-148.html, Rodina magazine, Russia, scanned by Vizu журнал Родина, № 8 - 2007. Первая публикация - "За Рулём" №21-24 за 1939 год.
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