File:Sochi-kurort.jpg
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Sochi, Russia in the early 1900s.
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Date | Early 1900s | ||||
Source | Postcard published by Granbergs Konstindustri Aktiebolags Förlag, Stockholm, Sweden | ||||
Author | Granbergs Konstindustri Aktiebolags Förlag | ||||
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