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Soviet & Jewish & Stateless

Ordinary people making extraordinary decisions... an unnamed mass pouring out of all corners of the USSR, like ants on a map, converging onto Vienna, then Rome, and then spilling out again into the West. What was it like to realize that freedom was a mere two-hour flight away, the distance from Moscow to Vienna?
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