Georges Ivanov

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Georges Ivanov (Georgii Ivanov, Brest-Litovsk 30 October 30, 1902 - Chelle near Paris, 3 September 1979) was a Russian performer of Russian traditional music in France during the 1950s-1960s. He sang and played guitar in Paris concerts of Russian and Gypsy music, and from 1955-1960 appeared at the restaurant "Cabaret at Mysi." [1] [2] He released one album in France, Ivanov Chante La Vieille Russie.

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  1. Encounter - Volume 56 - Page 6 1981 "There were also guests of honour from the lands of capitalism — the Italian actress Sophia Bordobrigida, that personal friend of the Soviet Union the American millionaire Hamson, the farmer Zdrast, the French singer Georges Ivanov, and .."
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