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Summary

Description	Русский: Короглу, азербайджанский эпос. Гаджиев А. English: Koroghlu, Azerbaijan epic poem. A. Gadzhiev.
Date	12 July 1989
Source	New: Scanned 600 dpi by User Matsievsky from personal collection. Old: personal collection
Author	USSR Post

The stamps of the series “Epic Poems of Soviet Union”

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