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Stalin’s Henchmen – Kaganovich, Mikoyan, Molotov, Kirov, Yagoda, Sergo, Vorishilov

Posted by Russel Tarr on November 20, 2007November 20, 2007

A short factual test to follow on from the more detailed worksheet earlier on in this unit.

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