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Seven Days in Photographs, September 1-7, 2012

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The APEC summit in Vladivostok, Barack Obama’s nomination for U.S. president, the strike of Lufthansa flight attendants and Vladimir Putin’s flight with rare cranes - these and other events in RIA Novosti’s “Seven days in photographs” image gallery.

The APEC summit in Vladivostok, Barack Obama’s nomination for U.S. president, the strike of Lufthansa flight attendants and Vladimir Putin’s flight with rare cranes - these and other events in RIA Novosti’s “Seven days in photographs” image gallery.

© RIA Novosti . Vladimir Pesnya / Go to the mediabankOn September 1 Russia celebrated Knowledge Day, as children came back to school after three-month-long summer vacations.
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On September 1 Russia celebrated Knowledge Day, as children came back to school after three-month-long summer vacations.
© RIA Novosti . Alexander Utkin / Go to the mediabankOn September 1 and 2, Moscow marked its 865th anniversary. More than 1.5 million people took part in the festivities.
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On September 1 and 2, Moscow marked its 865th anniversary. More than 1.5 million people took part in the festivities.
© RIA Novosti . Alexey Druzhinin / Go to the mediabankRussian President Vladimir Putin partook in a quest to save a rare bird species, flying in a hang-glider with a flock of migrating Siberian white cranes who took him for their leader.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin partook in a quest to save a rare bird species, flying in a hang-glider with a flock of migrating Siberian white cranes who took him for their leader.
© RIA NovostiBritain's Prince Andrew scaled down "The Shard," Europe's tallest building, to raise money for charity.
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Britain's Prince Andrew scaled down "The Shard," Europe's tallest building, to raise money for charity.
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