Gallery of Tungusic People and History
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The Manchu people in Fuzhou in 1915
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A Manchu guard
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An Evenks wooden home
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Nani children dancing
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Sibo military colonists, 1885
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An Udege family
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Tungus man in 1914 in Vorogovo, Siberia.
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A Manchu young man dressed in traditional clothes
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