File:Alexander Rodzyanko 1912.jpg

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English: Rodzyanko, Aleksandr Pavlovich
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Русский: Родзянко, Александр Павлович (1879 — 1970) — генерал-лейтенант (1919), один из руководителей Белого движения на Северо-Западе России. С 19 июня и по 2 октября 1919 года Родзянко — командующий Северным корпусом, позднее переформированным в Северо-Западную армию.
English: Rodzyanko, Aleksandr Pavlovich, at the 1912 Summer Olympics
Date
Source The fifth Olympiad: the official report of the Olympic Games of Stockholm 1912 printed in Stockholm in 1913, pl. 225 [1] [2]
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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Show jumping at the 1912 Summer Olympics

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