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Sveaborg 

In May 1808, the fortress, renamed Sveaborg, surrendered to Russian troops and, together with the fleet and fortifications, went to the Russian Empire.
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In May 1808, the fortress, renamed Sveaborg, surrendered to Russian troops and, together with the fleet and fortifications, went to the Russian Empire.

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Genre:War, Drama
Directed By:Leonid Chertok
Written By:Nikolay Semenkevich
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR

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