Two men wearing nautical uniforms in the USSR, ca. 1932-1933

Photograph of two men in a nautical uniform, taken by Lotte Jacobi in the USSR, ca. 1932-1933. Two men in nautical uniform are talking to each other, both partially out of the frame of the photograph. They are pictured against a bright-lit white background.

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University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
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2024-12-23
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Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies
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Two men wearing nautical uniforms in the USSR, ca. 1932-1933

University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
Colonial History and Postcolonial Studies
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Two men wearing nautical uniforms in the USSR, ca. 1932-1933

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Abstract

Photograph of two men in a nautical uniform, taken by Lotte Jacobi in the USSR, ca. 1932-1933. Two men in nautical uniform are talking to each other, both partially out of the frame of the photograph. They are pictured against a bright-lit white background.

University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
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