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... workers at the enormous Sharikopodshipnik ball - bearing factory came out on strike . I lived for many years in Sharikopodshipnikov Street right beside the factory , went to school in the neighborhood and departed for the war from there ...
... workers at the enormous Sharikopodshipnik ball - bearing factory came out on strike . I lived for many years in Sharikopodshipnikov Street right beside the factory , went to school in the neighborhood and departed for the war from there ...
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... workers , who are absolutely powerless . All they have in their hands are the hammer and sickle . It is Its Excellency the Working Class which has been destroyed most effectively . In this atmosphere of widespread and legalized lying ...
... workers , who are absolutely powerless . All they have in their hands are the hammer and sickle . It is Its Excellency the Working Class which has been destroyed most effectively . In this atmosphere of widespread and legalized lying ...
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... workers of all races and nations has never existed and could not exist because respect for the human personality has not existed . This is true of the personality of the worker as well as of those who are not workers . During the ...
... workers of all races and nations has never existed and could not exist because respect for the human personality has not existed . This is true of the personality of the worker as well as of those who are not workers . During the ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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