Author:Чембулатов, Михаил Андреевич

Михаил Андреевич Чембулатов
(1897–1977)

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1897—10.01.1977. Мордовия республикать партийнай ломань (деятель), Мордовскяй АССР-нь Верховнай Советть Президиумонц председателец. Эрзя.

Сёрматфксонза

Мордовскяй АССР-нь Верховнай Советть Президиумонц указоц сказительницати-орденоносецти Фёкла Игнатьевна Беззубовати Мордовскяй АССР-нь Народнай Певецонь почетнай званиянь максомать колга // «Колхозонь эряф», эрь ковонь литературно-художественнай и общественно-политическяй журнал. — 1940, № 10 Октябрь. — с. 5

Чембулатовть колга

Чембулатов Михаил Андреевич // Энциклопедия «Мордовия», Т. 2: М—Я. — Мордовское книжное издательство, Саранск, 2004. — 699, [3] с.: ил., портр., карт. — ISBN 5-900029-08-5

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Article 1259. Objects of Copyright
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