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Address by Mr. Paul Robeson

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Robeson's address given at the Rally for Peace and Friendship given by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, reflecting on the current state of relations, describing the continued struggle for civil rights for his people, identifying with all colonized peoples, and invoking Alexander Pushkin in a plea for peace.
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