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English: Guests seated on stage in front of a backdrop of giant posters at the Aid to Soviet Congress, Brisbane City Hall, October 1941. Three thousand people attended the opening of the Aid to Soviet Congress, organised to support closer military, cultural, trade and diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. A collection raised 155 pounds. Speakers at the Congress included Mr G. C. Taylor, MLA, President of the Australian-Russian Association. Huge portraits of the British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, and Soviet leader, Josephn Stalin, were a feature of the stage decorations. (Description taken from: Courier Mail, Saturday 1 November 1941, p. 3).
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Source The Courier-Mail, 1 November 1941, p. 3.
Author Contributor(s): Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd

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31 October 1941