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A Horrible Four Years in Ukraine On February 24, rallies took place in various cities and countries. On a cold winter evening, with snow still lingering and the streets treacherous with ice, concerned people gathered in Brighton Beach on this sad and tragic anniversary to express solidarity and hope for long-awaited peace. Marina Lagunova
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Leonid Rosenberg – a legendary man, a soldier of Victory
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