Moscow, Nov, 7. Political circles declare that the Italo-German-Japanese anti-communist pact concluded yesterday brings nothing new to the international scene, and is only the consecration of an already accomplished entente among aggressors which' is more threatening to the Western powers than to the U.S.S.R. They emphasize that the progress of anti-fascist forces in the world is capable of checking the fascist menace. They evince only a small amount of interest for the fact and are convinced that the Red Army is invincible—Havas.
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