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child of the holodomor. Archive Photo State Archives of Ukraine. Голодуючі діти в одному з населених пунктів Полтавщини. Репродукція з фотодокумента РДАКФД, оп. 3, п. 265, спр. 14. Од. зберігання 5117 see http://www.archives.gov.ua/Sections/Famine/photos.php?3#photo 1933

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