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SkildringТан Богораз.jpg	Русский: Влади́мир Ге́рманович Богора́з (псевдонимы Н. А. Тан, В. Г. Тан; известен также как Тан-Богора́з, Богораз-Тан, при публикациях в США: англ. Waldemar Bogoras; рожд. Ната́н Ме́нделевич Богора́з; 15 [27] апреля 1865, Овруч, Волынская губерния — 10 мая 1936, Ростовская область) — российский революционер, писатель, этнограф (этногеограф, этнокультуролог) и лингвист (исследователь чукотско-камчатских языков, языка азиатских эскимосов, эвенского языка), северовед.
Dato	1910
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