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Tsypkin's photograph from the Tsarist Okhrana file. Tsypkin, Israel-Leizer Wulfovich. Card from the case file on the surveillance by the Tsarist secret police of certain Russian political figures. The photograph was certified by two police officers in his presence on 18 June 1916
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Yves Saint Laurent, 1980. Photograph by Lord Snowdon, brother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II and husband of her younger sister Princess Margaret, Antony Armstrong-Jones
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A fresco in one of the Raphael Rooms on the third floor of the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican. The fresco of the 1580s in the Hall of Constantine, by Tommaso Laureti, is called the Triumph of Christianity and shows the Crucifix rising on a pedestal above a shattered statue
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A Christmas tree has been erected in St Peter's Square. In Rome, with its obelisks, one does not usually chase after the size of Christmas trees, though this one, I would say, is an impressive 25.5 metres, considering the forty-metre Vatican obelisk of Caligula
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It is Friday today, which means that many a Lancelot will be returning to his castle in roughly this fashion. Mind your swords!
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