File:Scene from Biruința by Samuil Lehtțir, Tiraspol State Theater 1933 (Teatr i Dramaturgia 1, 1934).png
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DescriptionScene from Biruința by Samuil Lehtțir, Tiraspol State Theater 1933 (Teatr i Dramaturgia 1, 1934).png |
English: Scene from Biruința, by Soviet Moldavian author Samuil Lehtțir, as performed by the State Theater of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, Tiraspol. |
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Source | Teatr i Dramaturgia, 1/1934 |
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