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Russia's 1993 fire statistics

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  1. Fire Technology Engineering School, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Russia

    N. N. Brushlinsky, Yu. I. Kolomiets, V. B. Korobko & S. V. Sokolov

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This article is reprinted with permission fromFire & Explosion Safety, “Pozhnauka” Association and the All-Russian Research Institute for Fire Protection, Ministry of the Interior, Russia. For information, call (095) 217-26-76, 217-26-71, 282-12-31.

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Brushlinsky, N.N., Kolomiets, Y.I., Korobko, V.B. et al. Russia's 1993 fire statistics. Fire Technol 30, 458–467 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01039944

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