Bagalei, D.I History of the City of Kharkiv for 250 years of its existence (from 1655 to 1905). An album of ancient plans of the city of Kharkiv, photos of its views and portraits of its figures: Appendix to the second volume of History of the City of Kharkiv, compiled by Prof. D.I. Bagalei and D.P. In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Bagaley, D.I �Istoriya goroda Khar'kova za 250 let ego sushchestvovaniya (s 1655-go po 1905-y god). Al'bom starinnykh planov g. Khar'kova, snimkov ego vidov i portretov ego deyateley: Prilozhenie ko 2-mu tomu Istorii goroda Khar'kova, sostavlennoy prof. D.I. Bagaleem i D.P.

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