File:Russian Star 1904-1905.jpg

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Русский: Уникальная фотография (фрагмент): Из Гатчины на японский фронт (Русско-японская война) в Маньчжурию отправляется 23-я артиллерийская бригада. Зима 1904 года. По просьбе фотокорреспондента канониры выстроились для парадного снимка. Любопытная деталь: на двери вагона изображена пятиконечная звезда с двуглавым имперским орлом в центре.
Date circa 1904
date QS:P,+1904-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902

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Source Orzvezd_photo.jpg
Author Orzvezd_photo.jpg:
Viktor Bulla  (1883–1938)  wikidata:Q2570003
 
Viktor Bulla
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English: Viktor Karlovich Bulla
Русский: Виктор Карлович Булла
Description Soviet photographer and filmmaker
Date of birth/death 1 August 1883 Edit this at Wikidata October 1938
Location of birth/death Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg
Work period 1905-1938
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Russia, Russian-Japan War places
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creator QS:P170,Q2570003


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