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DescriptionХотанские уйгуры, Йеттишяр.jpg English: Khotan Uighurs, Yettishar (19th century) Русский: Хотанские уйгуры, Йеттишяр (19в) 中文:和田维吾尔人,七城汗国(19世纪)
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