File: Stalin in exile 1915.jpg

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DescriptionStalin in exile 1915.jpg	Joseph Stalin, apparently in exile in Siberia. The photograph was reprinted in the United States in Life on 29 October 1951 at p. 109[1] with the caption "In 1915 Stalin, whose nickname was 'Soso,' looked like carefree fop during his last Siberian exile as political offender".
Date	c. 1915?
Source	Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by Kl833x9.; higher quality version cropped from .
Author	Unknown, and probably unascertainable.

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