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Русский: 1939 - 1940

Россия и Финляндия - две сестры. Финляндия и Россия - две матери. Они воплотились в этом кресте скорби. Сами собой. Их головы слились воедино, Их руки сплелись в Надежде, Чтобы любовь победила. А это зависит от нас.

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Author Шидловский Олег Юрьевич

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