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English: Denikin's appeal "To the Inhabitants of Little Russia", published in the newspaper Kievlyanin
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Source https://www.dsnews.ua/ukr/nasha_revolyutsiya_1917/get-lenina-i-zhovto-blakitniy-prapor-yak-kiyiv-stav-bilim--03092019200000
Author Anton Denikin; author of the drawing unknown

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Denikin's appeal "To the Inhabitants of Little Russia", published in the newspaper ''Kievlyanin''

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