SOVIET AND ALLIES
— . \ ! ■; SECOND FRONT APPEAL. V \ V
P.A. Cable.
MOSCOW, Oct. 26.
Paspelov, a member of the Ccmmittee of the Communist Party, broadcasting to the Red Army, said: "The Soviet Union through its struggle has earned world-wide sympathy and love from all progressdve, honest people. Friendly relations have been strengthened between the Soviet Union and England ; rnd America. The opening of a Europe'an second front would furt her strengthen our fighting eollaborat ion with the Allies."
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Marlborough Express, Volume LXXV, Issue 254, 28 October 1942, Page 5
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