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There are the pre-WWII [[FED]] clones of the Leica II. They are called '''FED NKVD''' because the Cyrillic letters ''NKVD'' (russian acronym of the Interior Ministry) are engraved on the camera top. | There are the pre-WWII [[FED]] clones of the Leica II. They are called '''FED NKVD''' because the Cyrillic letters ''NKVD'' (russian acronym of the Interior Ministry) are engraved on the camera top. | ||
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Revision as of 21:58, 5 March 2006
There are the pre-WWII FED clones of the Leica II. They are called FED NKVD because the Cyrillic letters NKVD (russian acronym of the Interior Ministry) are engraved on the camera top.
