Bloody October in Moscow Paperback – January 1, 1994. by Alexander Buzgalin (Author), Andre Kolganov (Author), Vojtech Lavicka (Illustrator), Renfrey Clarke (Translator) & 1 more.

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By Alexander Buzgalin, . Bloody October in Moscow. Alexander Buzgalin, . Place of Publication. NY. Translated by. Renfrey Clarke. Short Title BLOODY OCTOBER IN MOSCOW. Economics: Professional & General.

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