25 $
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Marking: | 92874 |
Country: | Russian Empire |
Dating: | the beginning of the twentieth century |
The original. |
The original postcard is in very good collectible condition. I didn't get the mail. Quite rare. Guarantee of authenticity. Russian Russian naval figure, hero of the Russo—Japanese War, oceanographer, polar explorer, shipbuilder, Vice Admiral (08/20/1896) Stepan Osipovich Makarov (December 27, 1848 [January 8, 1849], Nikolaev - March 31 [April 13] 1904, near Port Arthur) was a Russian naval figure, hero of the Russo—Japanese War, oceanographer, polar explorer, shipbuilder, vice Admiral (08/20/1896). Inventor of mine transport, developer of the theory of unsinkability, pioneer of the use of icebreakers. In 1895, he developed the Russian semaphore alphabet. He died during the Russian-Japanese war.
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