Electoral Bloc of Kunitsyn

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The Electoral Bloc of Kunitsyn (Ukrainian : Блок Куніцина) was a political alliance in Crimea led by Serhiy Kunitsyn.

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References

  1. ↑ "Block of Kunitsyn" intends to team up with Party of Regions. UNIAN. August 16, 2010
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