Session #87 · 1961–63

Speech #870068419

Mr. Speaker. this week marks the 20th anniversary of the first mass deportations of the Baltic peoples by the overlords in the Kremlin. This very tragic event in human affairs began on June 13 to 15. 1941. in the three little Baltic countries. Lithuania. Latvia. and Estonia. and was subsequently extended to the other captive nations occupied by the Communists. The peoples of these captive nations today constitute a great symbol of mankinds struggle against its most ruthless enemy. international communism. which is aiming to subjugate and enslave all of humanity. We. in turn. must provide every possible aid and moral encouragement to the Baltic nations to continue their gallant struggle in the face of the most difficult odds. in order that they may some day regain their national independence. freedom. and human dignity.
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deportations

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gemini-2.0-flash
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Victim Humanitarian

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