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  2. Ludwig Fainberg - Wikipedia

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    Fainberg lived in Miami between 1990 and 1997 and owned a topless bar called Porky's, named for the movie. [3] He was arrested and convicted of smuggling and racketeering. He spent 30 months in jail before his trial and conviction. [4] As of October 2012 he was in Panama, jailed and awaiting trial for pimping. [5]

  3. Odessa Operation (1920) - Wikipedia

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    In the city of Odessa, 3 AFSR generals, about 200 officers and 3,000 soldiers (including 1,500 sick and wounded in hospitals) were taken prisoner. According to reports of the Odessa Soviet newspapers of those days, 300,000 pounds of grain also remained in the port of Odessa, 50,000 pounds were found on barges moored in the quarantine harbor.

  4. Category:Films about the Russian Mafia - Wikipedia

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    Pages in category "Films about the Russian Mafia" The following 46 pages are in this category, out of 46 total. ... Little Odessa (film) M. The Machine (2023 film)

  5. Odessa Operation (1919) - Wikipedia

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    British sailors in Odessa after the conquest of the city, August 1919. General Denikin in Odessa, September 1919. The Odessa operation (1919) or the Odessa landing was a successful amphibious military operation by the White Armed Forces of South Russia against the troops of the Red Army and the Odessa garrison on 20–24 August 1919.

  6. Battleship Potemkin - Wikipedia

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    The posters for the movie Battleship Potemkin created by Aleksandr Rodchenko in 1925 became prominent examples of Soviet constructivist art. [49] One version shows a sniper sight on two scenes of Eisenstein's movie, representing two guns of the Battleship. [50] Another version was created in 1926. [51]

  7. Battle of Odesa - Wikipedia

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    Battle of Odesa refers to one of several military engagements in the city of Odesa, Ukraine: . Attack on Odesa during the Black Sea raid in 1914 during World War I; Odessa Operation (1919), during the Russian Civil War

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  9. Odesa Operation - Wikipedia

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    Odesa Operation may refer to: Odesa Operation (1919) Odesa Operation (1920) This page was last edited on 8 ...