Session #83 · 1953–55

Speech #830186918

I will not disclose the name of my informant because of relatives and friends of his who are presently living under the Communist regime in Yugoslavia. It seems that it is as necessary to protect people believing in liberty whether in Titos Communist state or in the Communist states under Moscows rule. The letter is as follows: DEAR CONGRESSMAN KERSTEN: May you raise your voice in favor of many thousands of Yugoslav patriots who were forcibly deported to the Soviet concentration camps ds a result of a devilish Communist policy to destroy everybody and everything that is on the side of God and the free world. With this letter I would like to draw your attention and the attention of the Congress of the United States to those who up to now are forgotten by the free world. only because they do not have their own country. government. or a party interested in their destiny. that can make known their fate and ask for their release from Soviety slavery. You certainly remember the heroic struggle of Gen. Drazha Mihailovich and his troops on the side of the United States and western allies in the World War II. It happened that his troops and Chetniks. who at that time were fighting against the German Army of occupation directly supporting in this way our then Soviet ally and its troops in their mission for the liberation of the northwestern part of Yugoslavia. They were rewarded by the Soviets with deportation and enslavement into Siberia. It is not necessary to say that these camps are places of horror. misery. and death. These Yugoslav patriots were sent there in order to destroy A4247
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deported deportation

Classification

Target group
Sentiment
Positive
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
80%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Humanitarian Victim

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Speech ID
830186918
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