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Русский: 69. Сокольническая больница. Скарлатинный корпусъ. (Москва)
Français : Hôpital Sokolnitchesky. Bâtiment pour les scarlatineux. (Moscou).
Date Published in 1913.
Source Альбом зданiй, принадлежащихъ Московскому Городскому Общественному Управленiю. Москва, 1913. т.1. (Album des bâtiments municipaux de Moscou. Moscou, 1913. v.1.)
Digitized by Russian State Library in 1990s. Online version hosted on www.orel.rsl.ru, now taken down.
Bilingual Russian and French captions - as in source, with necessary comments in brackets.
Author Anonymous photographer for P. P. Pavlov print shop
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