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Russia objects: 137 images: 1639 Smolenskaia obl.

Found: 1+0
Dwelling house in Yartsevo District, Russia
Russia | St Petersburg | Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) И-1820-117
 (ID:26325)



Found: 22+2
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20 objects in children categories:
Renewed court of the Rebbe in Lubavichi, Belarus
Unknown 
 (ID:11992)
Catholic Church in Lubavichi, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:11993)
Ohel of the R. Menahem Mendel and R. Shmuel Schneerson in the Jewish cemetery in Lubavichi
Unknown 
 (ID:11997)
Jewish sites in Lubavichi, Belarus
Unknown 
 (ID:11995)
Jewish cemetery in Lubavichi, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:11996)
Jewish cemetery in Roslavl, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:11998)
Monument at the mass grave in the Jewish cemetery in Rudnia, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:11999)
Jewish cemetery in Rudnia, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12000)
Synagogue in Smolensk, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12001)
Jewish Pedagogical Technikum in Smolensk, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12002)
Contemporary Synagogue in Smolensk, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12003)
Jewish cemetery in Smolensk, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12004)
Memorial at the murder place of Polish officers in Katyn, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12005)
Jewish cemetery in Monastyrshchina, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12006)
Memorial at the place of the house where Isaac Asimov was born in Petrovichi, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12007)
Jewish cemetery in Petrovichi, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12008)
Jewish cemetery in Shumiachi, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:12009)
Holocaust memorial in Roslavl, Russia
Unknown 
 (ID:15342)
Market place in Liubavichi, Russia
Russia | St Petersburg | Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) И-1820-121
 (ID:26316)
Ohel of the women of Schneerson family in the Jewish cemetery in Lubavichi
Unknown 
 (ID:26937)

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