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Até o final de 1939, os soviéticos ainda perseguiam criminosos de guerra, como o general Briat Korolev (que foi capturado 💹 e executado) e seu primo Vassu Aleksandrovich Romanovskot.

Com o início da Segunda Guerra Mundial, o governo soviético expandiu as atividades 💹 secretas sobre o assunto até 1941, porém ele continuou a desempenhar o papel conhecido como Stalin (em seu escritório).

O governo 💹 soviético também continuou seus esforços para proteger a fronteira oeste, assim como as fronteiras com a Polônia eo Mar Báltico.

Em 💹 maio de 1937, os soviéticos iniciaram a Operação Barbarossa, que visava tomar a antiga União Soviética do leste, como primeiro 💹 passo na campanha.

Eles se mudaram de Lutan, mas seu objetivo principal era tentar parar uma invasão americana no território do 💹 Leste Europeu.

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