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Smiling P.O. Feodorov of Leningrad is en route home aboard Cedar Lake, one of the Canadian-made minesweepers being built at Midland and Penetanguishen(...)
Smiling P.O. Feodorov of Leningrad is en route home aboard Cedar Lake, one of the Canadian-made minesweepers being built at Midland and Penetanguishen(...)

Smiling P.O. Feodorov of Leningrad is en route home aboard Cedar Lake, one of the Canadian-made minesweepers being built at Midland and Penetanguishen(...)

Date11/14/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Smiling P.O. Feodorov of Leningrad is en route home aboard Cedar Lake; one of the Canadian-made minesweepers being built at Midland and Penetanguishene. Manned by a Russian crew; the Cedar Lake is now at Montreal on the first leg of the voyage.
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