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English: Pre-1900 Indian army soldiers: a Sepoy in poshteen, an Indian Officer in full dress, a Lance-Naik and a Havildar of the Guides
Русский: Индийские военнослужащие XIX века (слева направо): сипай, офицер индийских войск, ланс-наик и хавильдар корпуса разведчиков
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