Vladimi_Petrov_1954.jpg


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English: Vladimir Petrov inside the safe house in which he was held with his wife Evdokia Petrov following their defection to Australia.
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Source https://www.naa.gov.au/learn/learning-resources/learning-resource-themes/war/cold-war/russians-vladimir-and-evdokia-petrov-after-their-defection-australia
Author Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
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Vladimir Petrov inside a safe house, 1954.

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