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English: Peter the Great Interrogating the en:Tsarevich Alexei Petrovich at Peterhof. Painted by Nikolai Ge in 1871. Now exhibited in the en:Russian Museum in en:Saint Petersburg.
Русский: « Петр I допрашивает царевича Алексея Петровича в Петергофе», картина Николая Ге, 1871 г.
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Ge, Nikolaj Nikolajewitsch
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Николай Николаевич Ге
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1831 |
1894 |
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Deutsch: Woronesh
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Deutsch: Iwanowskij (Bezirk Tschernigow)
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Deutsch: Italien, St. Petersburg
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