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a representative of the Central Committee, the Commissar speaks to the
policeman politely and yet with grim resolve. It seems as if the Russians
have committed a violation of the treaty. A young Soviet, it seems, has
illegally placed some flags on Austrian territory. The Commissar promises
to immediately confront the comrade, but still he is angry about the boldness
of the Austrian police. ‘They won’t recognise us, yet they keep offending us.’
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