Author Under Persistent Campaign To Provoke Her To Attack Soviet Regime
In the 1940s a Soviet teacher describes a concerted campaign of harassment by Soviet officials and NKVD shadows in the United States. She details surveillance, provocation, losses to her privacy, and clashes over freedom of the press, culminating in a harsh crackdown after provocations at the consulate and school.
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D.p’s
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