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Radios through which Lviv residents listened to Radio Svoboda

Summary by Радіо Свобода - Radio Freedom

In 1954, when Radio Svoboda, which was then called Liberation, had been speaking Ukrainian for more than two weeks, Andriy Sodomora entered the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. Now he is a famous translator, writer, philologist, connoisseur of ancient literature. Then, at the end of the 1950s, while living in Lviv apartments, Andriy Sodomora saw radios through which Lviv residents listened to Radio Svoboda, putting their ear to the radio…

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