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| Irina Nikitina, the pupil of the 11 “B” form cg supervisors: L. I. Ivina, the teacher of Biology Katherine П, handed the whole horse regiment to the Tambov national militia in 1812, by putting on the horses his own bonded recruits. He also gave regimentals, armed and supplied the regiment with provisions for three months 53.23 Kb. 1 | read |
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