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This Couldn't Have Happened. by the Summer of 1955, the Signs of an Approaching Thaw Were Already Palpable.

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In August 1955, something incredible and unexpected happened in Poland: the World Youth Festival was organized, wrote Rosanna Tocchetto-Lewandowska, an Italian woman who found herself with her Polish husband on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain, in her memoirs.
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This Couldn't Have Happened. by the Summer of 1955, the Signs of an Approaching Thaw Were Already Palpable.

In August 1955, something incredible and unexpected happened in Poland: the World Youth Festival was organized, wrote Rosanna Tocchetto-Lewandowska, an Italian woman who found herself with her Polish husband on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain, in her memoirs.

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