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Descrizione	English: From left to right: Pak Chang-ok, Li Jishen, Kim Tu-bong, Zhu De, Kim Il-sung, Averky Aristov, Pak Chŏng Ae and Choe Yong-gon. 中文（简体）：1955年8月14日在平壤举行的庆祝朝鲜“八一五”解放十周年大会。自左至右：朴昌玉、李济深、金枓奉、朱德、金日成、阿里斯托夫（苏联政府代表）、朴正爱、崔庸健。
Data	1955
Fonte	http://www.jiaxiangwang.com/cn/ld-zhude.htm
Autore	SconosciutoUnknown author

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