tells us the Guardian here. I see the link involves the words 'internationalcrime'.
Wednesday 13 February 2008
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Apart from Eastern European and other countries, and their often tinpot governments, which are a never-ending mine of bizarre information, credit should be given to www.russianartgallery.com for their supply of fine social realistic pictures (which even today, in many places, are far from realistic - and do they now have 'social'?). Unfortunately, most of these are sold, but I am sure they might procure for you some other examples. Dusty, crumbling mosaics off official buildings they cannot supply.
Also to wikipedia which supplied a very nice painting of the great chairman himself.
Also to wikipedia which supplied a very nice painting of the great chairman himself.
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First indications are that the death was not suspicious, and that it may indeed have been a heart attack. He was a heavy smoker and his father died at the age of 48.
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