Stamp: 120th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations with Russia (Ethiopia 2018)
120th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations with Russia (Ethiopia 2018)
01 December (Ethiopia ) within release 120th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations with Russia goes into circulation Stamp 120th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations with Russia face value 2 Ethiopian birr
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