Image:Mark ames.jpg
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source: promotional photo in newspaper article from http://www.exile.ru/transient/164/whore1.jpg This image is in use. It was temporarily removed from the article Mark Ames as vandalism.
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From an article in the eXile. I believe this is fair use since it's noncommericial, doesn't infringe on commercial activity, and is highly relevant to the article. In particular the fact that Ames himself chose the photo to use in an article he wrote makes it useful for illucidating his point of view.
(Dsol 20:57, 6 August 2005 (UTC))
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An inscription on the t-shirt reads in Russian: "A good aggressor is a dead aggressor. We can remind who won WWII."
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