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06.08.2026

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Jäñgir-Kerei Khan / From open sources

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Édouard Riou (after a drawing by Charles Geoffroy). The Kalmyk Exodus to China in 1771. 1845 / Wikimedia Commons

Édouard Riou (after a drawing by Charles Geoffroy). The Kalmyk Exodus to China in 1771. 1845 / Wikimedia Commons

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