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On september 17, 1939, the soviet government gave instructions to the high command of the red army to issue orders to the soviet troops to cross the frontier and take over the protection of life and property of the population of western ukraine and western byelorussia, red army men distribute moscow newspapers near vilnius
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On september 17, 1939, the soviet government gave instructions to the high command of the red army to issue orders to the soviet troops to cross the frontier and take over the protection of life and property of the population of western ukraine and western byelorussia, red army men distribute moscow newspapers near vilnius
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This print from Universal Images Group (UIG) captures a significant moment in history, specifically on September 17,1939. It depicts Soviet Red Army soldiers distributing Moscow newspapers near Vilnius, Ukraine and Lithuania during World War II. On that fateful day, the Soviet government had given instructions to the high command of the Red Army to cross the frontier and assume responsibility for protecting the lives and property of the population in Western Ukraine and Western Byelorussia. This marked a critical turning point as it signified Soviet intervention in these regions. In this powerful image, we witness uniformed Red Army men diligently distributing newspapers amidst an atmosphere filled with tension and uncertainty. The significance lies not only in their military presence but also in their dissemination of information through these publications. These newspapers likely served as a means to communicate official narratives or propaganda while keeping civilians informed about ongoing events. The photograph encapsulates both historical context and human stories within its frame. It serves as a reminder of how World War II impacted ordinary people's lives across different nations involved in this global conflict. As we observe these soldiers carrying out their duties against the backdrop of Vilnius' streets, we are transported back to an era defined by turmoil, sacrifice, and resilience
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