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Русский: Н. И. Кравченко. Генрих Шульц, 1930
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Source Н. Н. Секта Шульца // Известия : Газета. — 1930. — 25 февраля (№ 60 (3907)). — С. 5.
Author Николай Иванович Кравченко (1867, Симферополь — 22 ноября 1941, Ленинград)

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