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When the former Austrian Chancellor Karl Renner on April 15, 1945 to the Soviet dictator Josef Stalin wrote, he thought about how to start the letter for a long time. It should not seem too confidential, sufficiently distant, but be respectful and above all in such a way that you could read the common ideological … Read more