About: Yefim Arzhanov

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Yefim Vladimirovich Arzhanov was a navigator in the Soviet Air Force during World War III. He was assigned to Boris Gribkov's Tu-4 in June 1951 to replace Leonid Tsederbaum, a suicide. While Gribkov was initially concerned the Soviet government had given him a bad navigator, Arzhanov soon proved he knew what he was doing. He joined the crew in Soviet-held West Germany, and returned with them to Prague. This article is a stub because the work is part of a larger, as-of-yet incomplete series.

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rdfs:label	Yefim Arzhanov
rdfs:comment	Yefim Vladimirovich Arzhanov was a navigator in the Soviet Air Force during World War III. He was assigned to Boris Gribkov's Tu-4 in June 1951 to replace Leonid Tsederbaum, a suicide. While Gribkov was initially concerned the Soviet government had given him a bad navigator, Arzhanov soon proved he knew what he was doing. He joined the crew in Soviet-held West Germany, and returned with them to Prague. This article is a stub because the work is part of a larger, as-of-yet incomplete series.
dcterms:subject	The Hot War Characters 20th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Pilots Soviets Russians Soldiers of World War III (The Hot War)
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Name	Yefim Arzhanov
Affiliations	Soviet Air Force (The Hot War)
Occupation	Navigator
Nationality	Soviet Union (The Hot War)
abstract	Yefim Vladimirovich Arzhanov was a navigator in the Soviet Air Force during World War III. He was assigned to Boris Gribkov's Tu-4 in June 1951 to replace Leonid Tsederbaum, a suicide. While Gribkov was initially concerned the Soviet government had given him a bad navigator, Arzhanov soon proved he knew what he was doing. He joined the crew in Soviet-held West Germany, and returned with them to Prague. This article is a stub because the work is part of a larger, as-of-yet incomplete series.

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