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English: Russian Admirals. Nevelskoy. USSR stamp from a stamp sheet of 6 USSR stamps, Russian Admirals, 1989.
Русский: Адмиралы России. Невельской. Почтовая марка СССР из марочного листа из шести марок СССР Адмиралы России 1989 года.
Date 4 October 2007 (original upload date)
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The original uploader was Vizu at Russian Wikipedia.

Later versions were uploaded by Сдобников Андрей at ru.wikipedia.
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