File:Metro MSK Line2 Novokuznetskaya Mosaic Steelworkers.jpg

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English: Novokuznetskaya Station of Moscow Subway. Ceiling Mosaic "The Steelworkers"
Русский: Московский метрополитен, станция "Новокузнецкая", потолочная мозаика "Сталевары"
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English: Novokuznetskaya Station of Moscow Subway. Ceiling Mosaic "The Steelworkers"
Русский: Московский метрополитен, станция "Новокузнецкая", потолочная мозаика "Сталевары"
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