Ibarruri Accepts Passport. Returns to Spain in Exile's End
Dolores Ibarruri known as La Pasionaria receives a passport allowing her to return to Spain after 38 years in exile. She says she feels joy at coming home and sadness leaving the Soviet Union. A secretary confirms more days are needed before her return.
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