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1986–2023 · Ukrainian writer and activist
Also known as: Wiktorija Amelina, Victoria Yuriyivna Amelina, Viktoria Amelina, Viktoriia Yuriyivna Amelina, Wiktorija Jurijiwna Amelina, Виктория Амелина
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- Е-е-есторії екскаватора Еки
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