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The international situation was growing tense. We read about fascism and Hitler wishing to conquer Europe in newspapers, but we didn’t know about his actions against Jews. We began to have military training in the college where we were openly told that fascist Germany was a probable enemy of the Soviet Union. However, after execution of the Ribbentrop-Molotov [13] Pact, regarding which my friends and I had a rather ambiguous opinion, the open propaganda against Germany stopped.
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Anatoliy Shor