File:Boris Midney and Igor Berukshtis 1964.png
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English: Boris Midney and Igor Berukshtis in 1964 |
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| Source | AFL-CIO News 1964-12-05: Vol 9 Iss 49 https://archive.org/details/sim_afl-cio-afl-cio-news_1964-12-05_9_49/page/n7 |
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