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71:(1989–1992)
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1022:Young Army
906:Left Front
500:Kommersant
475:References
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107:1999-11-22
92:1989-09-09
1095:Narodniks
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1346:Russians
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507:3 June
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48:Leader
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1002:Vesna
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