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English: Russian President Vladimir Putin at the opening ceremony of the Sochi Paralympics. This image was taken by the official Australian team photographer at the 2014 winter Paralympics in Sochi, Russia.
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current02:41, 23 February 2022Thumbnail for version as of 02:41, 23 February 20221,677 × 2,362 (3.2 MB)Tony.naar (talk | contribs){{Australian Paralympic Committee |Description={{en|Russian President Vladimir Putin at the opening ceremony of the Sochi Paralympics. This image was taken by the official Australian team photographer at the 2014 winter Paralympics in Sochi, Russia.}} |Source=Australian Paralympic Committee |Author=Explorer-Media |Date=2014-03-08 }} Category:Images from the Australian Paralympic Committee of the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games Category:Opening ceremonies of the Paralympic Games [[Category...

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