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When Hungarian troops entered here [in 1940, after the Second Vienna Dictate] [3] many young people fled, they thought life was great there. Russians didn’t want them to go there at all, their own people was enough. They said: ‘If you want to introduce communism – those told us, who ran away, then returned – you shouldn’t come to our country, we have communism here, but you should go where there isn’t, you should introduce communism there’.
Location
Romania
Interview
Golda Salamon