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English: V. I. Ulyanov during his arrest in connection with the case of the St. Petersburg "League of Struggle for the Emancipation of the Working Class." Dec. 1895 mugshot.
Slovenščina: Vladimir Iljič Uljanov-Lenin v času aretacije v povezavi s primerom sankt-peterburške »Lige boja za emancipacijo delavskega razreda.« December 1895.
Date December 1895
Source http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/photo/1895-1917/1895-1.htm
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