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Boris Mikhailov, originally from Ukraine in the former Soviet Union, was an electrician of a railway company. At that time, he started photography while working, but he was known as a unique photographer who lost his job by shooting nude, which was regarded as a taboo under the oppression of the socialist system, and ended his life as a photographer. ing. This book contains four actions, "German Portraits", "Shooting", "Bus Stop" and "Home Theater", and seems to be trying to analyze from the viewpoint of political or demographic development of Germany.
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