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A.P. Sklyarenko. Political exile - Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

A.P. Sklyarenko. Political exile - Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, ...

Political exiles in Onega. A.P. Sklyarenko. Political exile Политические ссыльные в Онеге. А.П.Скляренко. Политический ссыльный

Seeing off the political exile 1910-1912. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

Seeing off the political exile 1910-1912. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, R...

The river Onega before the appearance of Arkhangelsk was the main driver of the Russian North when the owner of the White Sea was the Solovetsky Monastery, to which it served as the shortest route. The estuary ... More

Political exiles. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

Political exiles. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

The river Onega before the appearance of Arkhangelsk was the main driver of the Russian North when the owner of the White Sea was the Solovetsky Monastery, to which it served as the shortest route. The estuary ... More

Political exile A.V.Volkov with his family, Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

Political exile A.V.Volkov with his family, Onega, Arkhangelsk region,...

Political exile A.V.Volkov with his family Политический ссыльный А.В.Волков с семьей

A group of political exiles sent from Onega for the impudence of the guard to a remote place. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

A group of political exiles sent from Onega for the impudence of the g...

Political exiles in Onega. A group of political exiles sent from Onega for the impudence of the guard to a remote place. Политические ссыльные в Онеге. Группа политических ссыльных, отправленная из Онеги за де... More

Political exiles. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

Political exiles. Onega, Arkhangelsk region, Russia, White Sea.

The river Onega before the appearance of Arkhangelsk was the main driver of the Russian North when the owner of the White Sea was the Solovetsky Monastery, to which it served as the shortest route. The estuary ... More