"Одесский Вестник" 1995 - привет из Сан Франциско.

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Огромное спасибо, дорогая Шурочка, за память и мысли о нас!

A few days ago I received an unexpected surprise from the wonderful
Alexandra Evangelidi
from San Francisco - the newspaper "Odesskiy Vestnik" for 1995.
With great pleasure, I decided to share with you, my dear Friends!






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