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Boris Chorikov. Polish Soldiers Surrender to Prince Pozharsky. 1836

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Tags: Boris Chorikov, Dmitri Pozharsky, History, Imperial Russia, Kuzma Minin, Moscow, patriotic, patriotism, Russia, Russian, Russian history, Smuta, Time of Troubles

Polish Soldiers Surrender to Prince Pozharsky

Boris Chorikov

1836

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