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'''Tatarnikov Alexander''' (1993) - famous philosopher, and artist, the founder of the new artistic style in visual art, participant educational projects healthy youth. In their speeches, teachers and students, he said that should be good to develop today's youth, because it affects the future of the planet. He is also the founder of a new movement in visual art. This theme is associated with ufology and space and it is very popular in the world.
 
'''Tatarnikov Alexander''' (1993) - famous philosopher, and artist, the founder of the new artistic style in visual art, participant educational projects healthy youth. In their speeches, teachers and students, he said that should be good to develop today's youth, because it affects the future of the planet. He is also the founder of a new movement in visual art. This theme is associated with ufology and space and it is very popular in the world.
 
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== Reference ==
*[http://wikiskola.se/index.php?title=Alexander_Tatarnikov_(diezel_sun)]
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Tatarnikov Alexander (1993) - famous philosopher, and artist, the founder of the new artistic style in visual art, participant educational projects healthy youth. In their speeches, teachers and students, he said that should be good to develop today's youth, because it affects the future of the planet. He is also the founder of a new movement in visual art. This theme is associated with ufology and space and it is very popular in the world.

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