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Museum of Literature. Nizami. Baku (1970)
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Museum of Local History. Ivanovo, 1986
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Museum of Local Lore, Ivano-Frankivsk, 1987
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Museum of Nikolai Gogol. Mirgorod, 1972
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Museum of TG Shnvchenko. Kanev, 1968
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Museum of the History of Riga and Navigation. Riga, 1981
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Museum of Ukrainian Art. Kyiv, 1970
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Museum of Wooden Architecture and Peasant Life. Suzdal, 1983
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Museum of Wooden Architecture, Kostroma, 1972
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Museum of Wooden Architecture. Kostroma, 1971
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Museum Square, Trinity Cathedral, Saratov, 1986
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Museum VI Lenin. Kyiv, 1966
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Museum VI Lenin. Lvov, 1960
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Museum VI Lenin. Tashkent, 1974
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Museum-diorama “Battle for the Dnieper”, Dnepropetrovsk, 1983
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Museum-Estate NA Nekrasov. Karabikha, 1972
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Museum-Estate NA Nekrasov. Karabikha, 1973
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Museum-panorama “Battle of Borodino”. Moscow, 1985
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Museum, Yevpatoriya, 1982
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Museum. IN AND. Lenin. Baku (1974)
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Museum. Lipetsk, 1975
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Museum. Michurinsk, 1973
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Museum. Poltava, 1958
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Museum. The museum’s displays. Nalchik, 1985
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Museum. Yevpatoriya, 1969
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Museum. Yevpatoriya, 1976
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Music and Drama Theater. Exactly, 1968
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Music and Drama Theater. Gorky. Kuibyshev, 1964
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Music and Drama Theater. O.Kobylyanskoy. Chernivtsi, 1968
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Music and Drama Theater. Ostrovsky. Lugansk, 1968
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Music and dramatic theater. I.Ya.Franko Ivano-Frankivsk, 1987
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Musical and Dramatic Theater, Chernivtsi, 1973
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Musical and Dramatic Theater. Gogol, Poltava, 1963
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Musical comedy theater. Odessa, 1981
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Mustam?e residential district. Tallinn, 1973
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N20 bjuvet source. Pyatigorsk, 1987
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N54 Source. Zheleznovodsk, 1971
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NA monument Nekrasov on the Volga embankment. Yaroslavl, 1967
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NA monument Nekrasov, Yaroslavl, 1973
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NA monument Nekrasov. Yaroslavl, 1972
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Nadir-Divan-Bigi, 1989
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Nakhimov Square. Sevastopol, 1977
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Nalchik Zoo, 1985
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Nalchik, a monument to VI Lenin. Krasnoyarsk, 1977
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named IJ State Drama Theater Franco. Kyiv, 1986
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Narva Gate, Leningrad, 1970
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Narzan gallery. Kislovodsk, 1971
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National Museum of Fine Arts named after AS Pushkin. Moscow, 1985
