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Simon son of Zakharia Tsereteli, 1874–1951 (aged 77 years)

Colonel Svimon Tsereteli Полковник Свимон Церетели
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Simon son of Zakharia /Tsereteli/
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Simon son of Zakharia
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Tsereteli
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Симон Захарьевич /Церетели/
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Симон Захарьевич
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Церетели
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Colonel Svimon Tsereteli Полковник Свимон Церетели
Birth: January 5, 1874
Death: December 27, 1951 — Leuville sur Orge, France
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Simon son of Zakharia Tsereteli
Симон Захарьевич Церетели
1874–1951
Birth: January 5, 1874
Death: December 27, 1951 — Leuville sur Orge, France
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Офицеры Независимой Грузии 1918-1921

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Участники Советско-грузинской войны 1921г.

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August Uprising 1924 Участники Августовского восстания 1924г.

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Georgian in Russo-Japanese War - Участники Русско-японской войны

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Georgian Participants in World War I Грузины участники Первой Мировой войны

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