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... watched it . In Hitler as he did the rounds of art galleries , striking all manner of poses , his arm stretched out like a prophet's , full face and in profile , the audience could see Russia's own home - grown Fuhrers Stalin and Nikita ...
... watched it . In Hitler as he did the rounds of art galleries , striking all manner of poses , his arm stretched out like a prophet's , full face and in profile , the audience could see Russia's own home - grown Fuhrers Stalin and Nikita ...
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... watched on closed- circuit television . In the main hall people were standing in the aisles and along the walls and it was physically impossible to squeeze through . As far as I can remember , nothing like it had been seen before . A ...
... watched on closed- circuit television . In the main hall people were standing in the aisles and along the walls and it was physically impossible to squeeze through . As far as I can remember , nothing like it had been seen before . A ...
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... watched , and knew full well what would follow . However he did not hesitate to continue with the plan which was doomed to failure . " The hijacking of an aircraft - or even the simple attempt to hijack one , if it does not remain a ...
... watched , and knew full well what would follow . However he did not hesitate to continue with the plan which was doomed to failure . " The hijacking of an aircraft - or even the simple attempt to hijack one , if it does not remain a ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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