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English: The Greater coat of arms of Their Imperial Highnesses The Grand Princes, the grandsons of the Emperor of Russia (the children of His younger sons).
Русский: Большой герб Их Императорских Высочеств, Великих Князей, внуков Императора России (детей младших Его сыновей).
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Source | Гербы членов Императорского Дома Романовых | |||
Author | Russian Government | |||
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