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Cheredintsev Valentin / TASS / Net-FIlm
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Visits of the ruler.1970s70'sAustralian politicianhead of government of australiaGough Whitlam in MoscowGough Whitlam in the USSRGough Whitlam in Tretyakov Galleryinternational relationsrelations between the soviet union and austriatranslationtanyatranslation_checkSoviet-Australian relationscooperationOn the right is Brezhnev's personal translatorUSSR and AustraliaTretyakov GalleryThe painting by Ivan Kramskoy has Christ.Soviet Union-Australia RelationsOn the right is Brezhnev's personal translator Viktor Sukhodrevnear the painting by Ivan Kramskoy Christ in the Desert
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E.G. Whitlam's visit to the USSR

USSR. Moscow. Australian Prime Minister Edward Gough Whitlam (center, foreground) during a visit to the State Tretyakov Gallery. Valentin Cheredintsev/TASS
Location: USSR, Moscow
Photo: №147605
Date of shooting: 01.16.1975
Authors:
Cheredintsev Valentin
Keywords
Visits of the ruler.1970s70'sAustralian politicianhead of government of australiaGough Whitlam in MoscowGough Whitlam in the USSRGough Whitlam in Tretyakov Galleryinternational relationsrelations between the soviet union and austriatranslationtanyatranslation_checkSoviet-Australian relationscooperationOn the right is Brezhnev's personal translatorUSSR and AustraliaTretyakov GalleryThe painting by Ivan Kramskoy has Christ.Soviet Union-Australia RelationsOn the right is Brezhnev's personal translator Viktor Sukhodrevnear the painting by Ivan Kramskoy Christ in the Desert

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