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Russian Arctic Exploration

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Kotyrlo E., Skupchenko J.

Russian travellers have played a significant role in Arctic explorations. Some of them sacrificed their lives to bring knowledge of this region to the rest of the world.

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Keywords: history of Arctic explorationисследования Арктики

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