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Revanchist City

October 20, 2013 · by sociologista · Bookmark the permalink. ·

By Faina Dookh

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Sophia Vasylyk November 8, 2013 at 5:44 pm · · Reply →

Powerful picture! Very symbolic and full of life! I love it! You have a lot of talent! 🙂

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