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(1) World Health Organisation, Declaration of Alma-Ata,
International Conference on Primary Health Care, Alma-Ata USSR, 1978. He graduated
from the Higher Military School of Border Guards in Alma-Ata in 1983
with special honors and was posted in the Northwest border okrug as
deputy commander, then commander of the frontier post.
Stalina's mother, who had moved to Alma-Ata and remarried, did not
fetch her daughter until late 1952. |
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