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Русский: Телеграмма: "НАЧАЛЬНИКЪ Контръ-Развѣдывательнаго Отделения ШТАБА Иркутскаго Военнаго Округа 20 Октября 1919 г. № 5050 г. Иркутск - Начальнику Хабаровскаго контръ-развѣдывательнаго пункта.- Въ дополненie телеграммы моей отъ 12 Iюля с.г. за №2140 сообщаю, что изображаемый на фотографической карточкѣ припровожденной при сношенiи Вашемъ отъ 7 iюля с.г. за №319 именующiй себя Николаем Александровичем СИДОРЕНКО, согласно свидѣтельскихъ показанiй въ дѣйствительности есть бывшiй Иркутскiй Губернскiй комиссаръ при совѣтской власти ГАВРИЛОВЪ. подписалъ: Штабсъ-капитанъ Черепановъ верно: губ., сек."
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Source РГВА. Фонд 39515. Опись 1. Управление Иркутского военного округа (04.08.1918-09.09.1918). Контрразведывательное отделение. Дело № 251 Судебно-следственная переписка о лицах, обвиняемых в причастности к большевикам (фамилии на "Г"). Июль-ноябрь 1919 г. Л. 56
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