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Українська: Виробництво чавуну і сталі у 1913 році країнами, що були найбільшими виробниками.
English: Production of pig iron and crude steel by most productive countries in 1913. |
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| Source | Own work, 1. File:Pig iron production by most productive countries in 1913.png, 2. John B. Parrish. Iron and steel in the balance of world power. The journal of political economy. Volume LVIX, Nomber 5. 1956. P. 376. |
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