File:Leshchenko - Zakis 1932.jpg

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English: Pyotr Leshchenko with wife Zinaida Zakis in Bucharest, cca. 1934
Date cca. 1934
Source http://www.shansonprofi.ru/archiv/notes/paper70/
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