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#3 “Two Cossack soldiers in Urga, 1913” – representatives of a minor contingent as the symbol of the Russian protectorate.

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#3 “Two Cossack soldiers in Urga, 1913” – representatives of a minor contingent as the symbol of the Russian protectorate.

Under Russian Rule: Life in the Mongolian Protectorate of the Early 1900s

#3 “Two Cossack soldiers in Urga, 1913” – representatives of a minor contingent as the symbol of the Russian protectorate.

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