Portrait of Kola Lugowski, son of "Mother" Lugowski in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932

Photograph of Kola Lugowski, child of "Mother" Lugowski, in Moscow, Russia, USSR, taken by Lotte Jacobi, October 1932. Close portrait of Kola Lugowski, wearing a black shirt and looking intently at the camera.

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University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
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2024-12-03
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Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Portrait of Kola Lugowski, son of "Mother" Lugowski in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932

University of New Hampshire Scholars Repository (University of New Hampshire at Manchester)
Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Portrait of Kola Lugowski, son of "Mother" Lugowski in Moscow, Russia, USSR, ca. 1932

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Photograph of Kola Lugowski, child of "Mother" Lugowski, in Moscow, Russia, USSR, taken by Lotte Jacobi, October 1932. Close portrait of Kola Lugowski, wearing a black shirt and looking intently at the camera.

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