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Russia's Resurrection
Cot, Pierre | October 7, 1944 issue

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In the article, the author shares his views about Soviet Union. On his arrival in Moscow, the author found a world alive with a constructive spirit and social ferment in spite of the war. It is impossible to imagine a country more completely absorbed by the present struggle, or one where each citizen is contributing more to the war effort. Nevertheless, life goes on in Moscow, as in all the Soviet Union. The people work and fight to save what they have created, but in the evening theaters and movies are crowded, libraries are alive with students, mostly girls, as the boys are at the front, and one may go to various expositions of modern painting and sculpture.

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SOVIET Union -- Social conditions; WAR & society; THEATERS; SCULPTURE; PAINTING; SOVIET Union
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