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Of course, we watched the situation at the front. The day of liberation of Kharkov in autumn 1943 was our happiest day. We were eager to go home, but to do this we needed a special order or permit.
When Ukraine was liberated we were notified that or theater was moving to Lvov. We were well aware that thee was nothing good waiting for us in Kharkov while there were facilities and apartments in Lvov available in 1944-1945 since it had been annexed to the USSR in 1939 [Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact] [16].
When Ukraine was liberated we were notified that or theater was moving to Lvov. We were well aware that thee was nothing good waiting for us in Kharkov while there were facilities and apartments in Lvov available in 1944-1945 since it had been annexed to the USSR in 1939 [Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact] [16].
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Anna Gliena