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In Eagle, They Opened an Alley with Stalin's Bust.

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Following the opening of the alley, the event observed a minute of silence in memory of the dead and placed the flowers in the bust of the military commanders.

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In Eagle, They Opened an Alley with Stalin's Bust.

Following the opening of the alley, the event observed a minute of silence in memory of the dead and placed the flowers in the bust of the military commanders.

17 days ago·Moscow, Russian Federation (the)

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