Lavrentiy Beria with Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana, Russia, 25 Sep 1931; note Stalin and Nestor Lakoba in background

Caption     Lavrentiy Beria with Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana, Russia, 25 Sep 1931; note Stalin and Nestor Lakoba in background ww2dbase
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Added By C. Peter Chen
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