#Alexander Petrosyan

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Lviv, Ukraine - by Alexander Petrosyan (1965), Ukrainian/Russian

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Ph. Alexander Petrosyan

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Alexander Petrosyan

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Alexander Petrosyan

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Banquete .

Fotógrafo Alexander Petrosyan

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Hii, could you do Makedonski from the gray House?

Of course! ^^ So this was a tricky one to translate into my style but I did my best and... yeah. An attempt was made lmao.

I hope you like it :)

Suggestions, tips, and requests are welcome!!! I don't do any NSFW but I'll create for any fandom. Feel free to use this for something if you want. A like, reblog, or follow if you do would be appreciated!

~ Parker

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Windows

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Alexander Petrosyan

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Alexander the Macedonian n' Tabaqui the Jackal "The Gray House" by Mariam Petrosyan!

nyannyan my favs

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The Greatest Russian Chess Players

It try to make a list of the most successful chess players from Russia(n Empire)/ Soviet Union:

 1. Dr. Alexander Alekhine (although played later fro France)

 2. Gary Kasparow (although born in Azerbaidjan, as Teimur Radjabow)

 3. Anatoly Karpow

 4. Michail Botwinnik

 5. David Bronstein

 6. Wladimir Kramnik

 7. Viktor Kortchnoi

 8. Boris Spassky

 9. Wassili Smyslow

10. Petr Svidler

I don't regard Mikhail Tal (as he came from Latvia), Efim Bogojubow (born in Kiev), Tigran Petrosyan (as he was Armenian, born in Tiflis) or Paul Keres (he's from Estonia) as Russian.

Mentioned could be Aaron Nimzowitzsch, Salo Flohr, Gata Kamsky (now American citizen), Boris Gelfand (although played for Israel), Efim Celler and Mikhail Chigorin, Sergey Kajakin among others.

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Untitled - by Alexander Petrosyan (1965), Ukrainian/Russian

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Alexander Petrosyan

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Alexander Petrosyan

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We all have different reasons

for forgetting to breathe.

©

Ph. Alexander Petrosyan

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Aleksandr Petrosyan

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“Spesso tutto sembra una semplice routine:

la gente cammina di fretta, e apparentemente non accade mai niente di straordinario.

Ma, osservando con attenzione, si riescono a cogliere momenti di grande gioia ed emozioni pure e preziose”

Aleksandr Petrosyan

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fonte demilked.com