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he was killed by a single bullet fired by a soldier on the ground as his plane pursued a Royal Air Force plane at low altitude

the obverse with a raised profile of Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolaevich

overseeing grooms and farriers and providing daily reports to his superiors

These were the first casualties at No

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