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‘West crisis over the Berlin auto-.was April 15. 1939, stated that they did not yield to A yaung U S omcer laid the Smile! demlndl. »

bahn tollows years at retreats to Communist demands by low-‘Rnssian checkpoint commander ranking allied otticers stationedtn-here to lab—and used imprint. iin the divided eity alter the able tour-truer words. The rtiiii— .5ecnnd World War. in the lace oi so aggressive shrugged but subtle Soviet ellort to whi ’w ,tle away at Weeetrn rights. the Western oltieers have olten tried it again This time. ac- iten the easy way out cording to the source. a illiter- hsther than argue with the ent A short c an convoy com- ttussians when (lacing possiblelmander allowed his troops to incidents, the Western oliicersistcp nut ol their trucks. howod to Soviet pressures Ind‘o'rHEns msmuum d .demand 1 Bciwcell 1959 and 196} at least l.

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