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“In 1966, Georg Oddner, one of Sweden's most prominent photographers of the 20th century, visited Kyiv. Using his camera, he preserved and passed on to us the shades of life in the Ukrainian capital and its inhabitants in those days.”

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[Georg Oddner]

“In 1966, Georg Oddner, one of Sweden's most prominent photographers of the 20th century, visited Kyiv. Using his camera, he preserved and passed on to us the shades of life in the Ukrainian capital and its inhabitants in those days.”

https://eng.obozrevatel.com/section-news/news-there-is-an-element-of-poetry-in-reality-how-one-of-swedens-most-prominent-photographers-saw-kyiv-in-1966-photo-08-12-2024.html

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