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English: A group of Red Army officers demonstrates a captured Finnish state flag. Publicity photo made at the rear garrison for newspapers: Officers and soldiers do not carry their weapons, which would be a violation of art. 207 of the Criminal Code had it happen at the frontline.
Русский: Группа офицеров РККА (в белых овчинных тулупах) демонстрирует в развёрнутом виде захваченный государственный флаг Финляндии. Постановочное фото для газетных передовиц: при военных нет личного оружия, что невозможно на передовой в условиях ведущихся боевых действий (ст. 207, ч. 2 УК РСФСР 1922 года "Оставление без присмотра и в ненадлежащем месте выданных для служебного употребления холодного и огнестрельного оружия, патронов"), но возможно в тыловых гарнизонах.
Suomi: Puna-armeijan sotilaat tutkivat saaliiksi saamaansa Suomen valtiolippua.
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Source Geust; Uitto: "Mannerheim-linja: Talvisodan legenda", page 203.
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