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Reproduction of Petr Isaakovich Geller (born Peisach Itskovich Geller) painting "Posle Pogroma" (After a Pogrom), 1907. Painting depicts a ravaged room, three dead women with signs that they were violated, and a dead child on top of one of the women.

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English: Reproduction of Petr Isaakovich Geller (born Peisach Itskovich Geller) painting "Posle Pogroma" (After a Pogrom), 1907. Painting depicts a ravaged room, three dead women with signs that they were violated, and a dead child on top of one of the women.
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Author Petr Isaakovich Geller

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current05:02, 6 December 2025Thumbnail for version as of 05:02, 6 December 2025929 × 595 (99 KB)AndreJustAndre (talk | contribs)Cropped < 1 % horizontally, 1 % vertically, 1 % areawise using CropTool with precise mode.
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