He also declared that from all districts of the U.S.S.R. comes news of enthusiastic and patriotic demonstrations. "Feeling is identical everywhere," he asserted. "The Russian people will defend their country and liberty with their lives. Millions rally round the Government. Kiev inhabitants are indignant over the dastardly bombing and proclaim their preparedness for the greatest military effort.
"From Siberia and the Caucasus come the same feelings. A single wil! fills the Cossacks, and confidence ju victory is expressed in speeches all over the country calling for disciline and organized effort in order to smash the contemptible enemy."
"Moscow is quiet and conscious of the great task before it," concluded the announcer. in a broadcast devoted to public reaction to German aggression throughout the Soviet Union.
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