Français : Journaliste de langue française Marina Grey (1919-2005).
<nowiki>Marina Grey; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; Marina Grey; Marina Deníkina; Марина Деникина; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; Մարինա Դենիկինա; 瑪利亞·鄧尼金娜; Marina Grey; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; مارينا دينيكينا; Marina Grey; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; 瑪琳娜·安東諾夫娜·鄧尼金娜; 瑪琳娜·安东诺夫娜·鄧尼金娜; Marina Grey; Marina Denikina; Marina Denikina; Marina Denikina; Marina Grey; Марына Антонаўна Дзянікіна; productrice d’émissions de radio et télévision, essayiste spécialisée en histoire et journaliste française; ranskalainen kirjailija ja toimittaja; French journalist, daughter of General Denikin, leader of the white army in the Russian Civil War; französische Schriftstellerin und Journalistin; Frans radioproducer (1919-2005); Марина Антоновна Деникина; Марина Грей; Деникина, Марина Антоновна; Marina Gray; Marina Antonovna Denikina; Marina Antonowna Denikina; Marina Antonovna Denikina; Marina Antonovna Denikina; Marina Antonovna Denikina; 瑪琳娜·鄧尼金娜; 瑪琳娜·安東諾夫娜·鄧尼金娜; Marina Antonovna Denikina</nowiki>
Marina Denikina French journalist, daughter of General Denikin, leader of the white army in the Russian Civil War  Marina Greye en 2005. |
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| Date of birth | 20 February 1919
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| Date of death | 16 November 2005
Versailles |
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| Award received | - prix Eugène-Colas (1984)
- Alfred Née Award (1980)
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Anton Denikin & Marina Denikina 1933.jpg 500 × 398; 27 KB
Denikin in Novorossiysk, 1920.png 986 × 586; 519 KB
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