davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

PalabraS del uSurpadOr argentine,
''generalote" Pedro Ramirez, dichas a los
periodistas a su regreso a Buenos Aires
desde Rosario:
LA libertad es muy preciosa para que
sea a~bandonada. No tengo ell prOp6sito de
~establecer una dictadura permanente o
ning1n otro regimen que no sea ell demo
craft CO...
Bonitas palabr&s; pero este caballere
faltando a sus deberes, ha cancelado las
elecciones p~residencialeS de septiembre.
Habla de libertad, pero la suprime;
habla de Constitution, pero la pisotea;
habla de ~democracia, pero lie arrebata al
pueblo ell derechO a decidir por medic del
sufragio.
Quiera la fortuna que ell ejercito rojo
siga avanzando y evite que los nazis reco-
jan otra cosecha de trigo, en- la Ukrania,
al llegar ell OtOnO.
Los alemanes necesitan esa cosecha
para conservar, en- ciertO grade, la moral
de su ejercito.
IVolveran los nazis a su frontera, en-
Ell Este, antes de la Navidad de 1913?
CansadO de asesinar, ell ej6rcito de
Hitler necesita conner bien.
81 lie quitan ell trigo, los mariscales Y
generates destruiran a los Nazis.
Tan necesario como extirpar ell nazis
mo, Ell f~alangismO Y ell fascismO, es desa-
rrajgar y destruir ell militarismo nip....n,
aleman, italianO Y espanol.
En- espana, los generates c~anallas trail
%cionaron a la RepGblica y Sc e~ntregaron
en- brazOs del fascismo International; en-
Alemania, los mariscales v generates. ase-
sinos PROFESSIONALS, Sc aliaron con Hitler
Y destruyeron la R~epGblica; en- Italia. los
generates del tipo de BadogliO Y ell Rey
fel6n Sc aliarOn con los fascistas para ARE
batarle al pueblo Sus derechos; en- ell ia
pom, los "matarifes' del Ej6rcitO y la Ma
rina q~uitaron del canine a los gobernan-
tes civiles Y ~planearon la objectionable
salvajada de Pear Harbor.
ASpiramos todos q la destruction del
fascismo; pero muy POGO avanzaremos
hacia un "mundo nuevo' 81 no extermina-
mos junto cOn los pOliticos 'tOtalitarios"
a los militares que les dieron apoyo v
fuerza.
iLos ricOs pueden conner bien en- Espa-
hai-leemos.
Los adineradOs pueden vestir bien
en- ell pals que Franco ~tiraniza!
Con algunas excepciOnes, los ricos Wis
ten elegantemente Y comen hasta hartar-
Sc en- todos los paises ''cvilizadOs".
RestricciOnes Sc establecen para ricos
Y pObres. en- tempo de guerra; pero los
primeros saben librarse de elias. nor me-
diO del sobornO.
A los pObres, como no disponen de- di-
nero, no les queda mas remedio que acep-
tar Ia miseria o rObar.
En- Espaha cOmeran Y vestiran bien
tOdOs los e~spanOles cuando Ia tiranfa sea
abOlida y la Repdblica gobierne de nuevo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Pasan hambre los refugiados espafo-
les de Santo Domingo, nos escriben.
TuvierOn la ~desgracia, de caer compa-
nero, en- un pals manejadO pOr un dictador
sin conciencia.
La mayoria de los dOminicanos viven
en- la miseria; pero TrujllO y sus verdugos
poseen millones y Sc burlan de sus infeli-
ces compatriotas.
iY cast parece l6gicO que los espano-
les dem6cratas, dignOs, valientes, hones-
tos, arrastren n vida miserable en- una
naci6n esclavizada!
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
CHURCHILL EN- Ell CANADA
COMMENTARIES
PALABRAS DE UN DICTATOR
TRIGO DE LA UKRANIA-
MuITARES TRAIDORES-

Esta de nuevo en- la America, y lie a.
companan su espOsa y su hija, Ell primer
ministro Churchill.
Nuevos problemas estudiara, anailzar
v resoIvera en- compahia del ~presldente
Roosevelt, ell primer ministro ~canadenSe y
otras personalidades.
iSe acordara ahora, en- difinitIva el
!ugar v dfa de la invasion?
Russia estima que la campana de Slcl-
liza no es ell Segundo Frente prometldo'
nor cuanto Stella es una isla.
ST para invadir a Stella Sc emplearon
mas de $500 embarcaciones de todas ca
ses, icuantas Sc utilizaran para desembar-
car tropas ingIesas, americans y canaden-
ses en- ell c%ontinente?
NoSotros atacamos intensamente-pa-
rece decir ell mando russo - y esperamos
que ustedes, nuestros aliadOs, hagan 10
mismo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Los t~abaqueros, amigo, no tienen va
c~aciones con paga, aunque bien las me
recen.
Y como no Sc les paga cuando decider
-descansar, aGn siguen con los "braZoS
caidOs".
En- estos dfas Sc oye decir: no SeremoS
mas pobres por dejar 'inerteS" las chave-
tas hasta que los patronOs decidan pagan
nos los sabados!
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

Dicese que los gObiernos de Londres
Washington reconOceran dentrO de POGO
dias como gobierno de facto, al Comit
Frances de Liberation.
Sc hara 10 que va debi6 haberse he
cho, pOr cuantO los ~franceses libres dierOl
pruebas de heroismo en- la campaha de
Norte de Africa.
Francia aguarda SUI bora y cuando est
suene muchOs nazis seran aniquiladOs pc
los patriotas.
Lograda la unidad temporal de 10
franceses, ~conveniente es alentallOs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

can cook, wash. take and develop
pictures, handle machine guns
and light cannon and drop depth
charges
These slow filters have it all
over the faster planes because
the sausage pilot has no wings
60 obstruct his downward view
and can drop "a sea anchor and
remain mo,ionlcss for hours,
studying the surrounding waters
Marauding U-boats used TO lie
motionless in shallow water dur
ing daylight to save their bat
ferries. At sunset they would
rise and attack until dawn when
they would again submergc.
Surface vesses and fast planes
could rarely detect these sleep
ing subs, but now the increased
bImp patrol has made it prac-
tically suicide for any U-boat
commander TO lay over in shall
low American waters because he
can sometimes be chtcd over
so feet below the surface. once
the crew Of these great balloons
spots a U-boat they either radio
nearby dcstroyers or let go with
their own depth charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Where Pigs S+eol---ond Eof---
Automobile License Plates

rHE battling mystery as 20
what has been causing Illinois
y automobile license plates 10
vanish into tiHu AIR has finally
been solved
The whole amazing business,
which has had state officials on
tenterhooks for months, was
cleared up when a farmer tired
Of replacing his vanishing Ii
censes. put his car under a "a
hour watch.
License officials and plate
manufacturers were knocked for
a loop when the detcctve-mindod
farmer reported that hogs were
eating off the plates
Because Of the steel shortage.
present day Illinois auto tags are
made Of a fabric board covered
with q plastic The exact ma
terials used are n manufacturing
secret .
Before the numbers wcre issued
20 The public, thc new material
was given "a series az tests
Pounded in, thN lAtuatlut H.
stood up under Mn. equivalent
Of three years wear And u
successfully resisted 80 degrees
below zero cold and 200 degrees
heat Not even gasoline salt 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

luton or soap tests dissolved
the substance.
Inasmuch as the plates had
stood up under every conceivable
test, officials were dumbfounded
when rural car owners kept re-
porting their disappearances.
When the farmers went 20 get
into their cars, there would be
nothing left OF the plates except
small pieces around the bolts
The baffled car owners had no
alternative but TO keep buying
new plates at 81 apiece When
they We're asked 90 fiji out GER
-llIc4tes telling II their plates
We're lost. stolen or mutilated,
the harasscd motorists checked
an three.
According TO Mrs Daisy Wool
sey "A ellison. Illinois, insurance
agent. the mystery was solved
Ny Va farmer near there who
watched his automobile day and
night
When his car was in town
p6rhnE happened nor did any
'tHHg go wrong on the highway.
But just ass soon as he drove
into The pig lot, The GrIntcrs
wont for Ms plates as II the
markers were some rare tdbit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

steadily the Allies are winning the
IF the Atlantic over 25O U-boats
INK since the outbreak Of World
m in the past two months.
IN jump In victories is due 10 sew
particularly an increase in the
s Nays east coast blimp patrol
great sausagcs literally make the
lex because OF the crimp they've
undersea boat proWlings in our
shallow coas al waters
The pictures on this page were
taken at Richmond, Florida. one
of the typical blimp bases. From
this field. the huge "rIhhal. COWS"
take off daily for patrols.
The officers and men are
trained at Lakehurst, New Jer-
sey, and get a course of study
similar 10 that given airplaue
pilots with more emphasis on the
study of air currents
The great bag shown here is
typical of the kind used for spot
ting subs Two hundred and fifty
feet long. 76 feet high, it con-
tains over 100000 cubic feet Of
helium, cruises around 80 miles
an hour but can do so,
The usual crew of eight men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
BUT BEAUTY IS SAFE
THE NEW TEL WAY!

look the cavity shown in that tooth (above)and the evil
IA dence printed alongside it!
Those researchers could actually tell Vbeber person
right ibauded-ust by these scouredn cavites right
handed brusher got deepest where he naturally brushed
hardeteeh in the left side of his mouth And vice versa
ABRAsNEs CAUSE CAVITIES
Think what that shows!he regularly you clean teeth
with popular denfrceS the damage you risk slowly
grndng-in cavities that may need filing!
NO ABRASVEs IN TEEL
TEEthe modern liquid dente-potects your teeth because
it's The only leading dentce clean Vibom abraves. The
TEEL Waythat takes just minute ueek-makes
teeth look their prettiest-SAFELY!
Get Tel todayat your regular Then follow the
simple instructions right There's beauty every dfep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

This Pho
tOgraph,
Taken
Above tho
Clouds.
Shows How
Uncle
Sans
Lighter
than-air
Craft
Hover Over
the sea,
Ready To
Drop
Depth
Bombs or
Use Their
Guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

I'm a Stiff
Breeze the
Ground
Crews Have
Their
Hands Full
Pulling n
Blinp
Down to
Earth and
Making IL
Secure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

q July -. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Frs OF POPULAR DENTFRIcEs SUFFER MOST INJURY!
Almost 6 in 10 Adults Suffered Such
covities DENTAL AUTHORITY REPORTED
See fbSt espity?

regularly Second these sound cavities found
teeth cleaned most regularly Third in 10 run this risk Consistently
Evening star., 1943-01-03
SlDEllNEs

HEAVY. The Stars and Stripes" news
paper published by and for US. soldiers
visiting England. tells the story of SOL
der from the Tennessee hills who got into
poker game with several English TOM
mics. The American boy picked up his
cards, found four aces. He waited for his
turn to bet, heard the Englishman next
to him say: ''One pound" Then it was the
turn of the boy from Tennessee. He peeked
at his four aces again, announced:
Il don't know how yo' boys count yo'
money, but I'll raise yo'-all one toni
FIGHTERS. Through their underground
correspondents the Free Netherlands Or
ganization in the US. reports that the
most valiant, most implacable enemies of
Hitler are the Dutch children.
Dutch Nazis have been forced to segre-
gate their children in schools to protect
them from their loyal classmates. The
Nazis complain bitterly about the Dutch
kids - they are saboteurs, they insult
party members, they have found countless
ways of mocking German soldiers:
German troops march through cities
and suddenly discover their way is blocked
by some elaborate street game. The roads
in front of Nazi headquarters and meeting
places are strategically strewn with tacks.
The children are experts in wrecking the
drawbridge machinery and lock gates of
canals. They're skilled destroyers of Nazi
posters. signs, transportation equipment.
Evening star., 1943-01-03

For, looked at in the long beams
of history's light, our Revolution of
Democracy appears young, and
strong with its youth. 1t has no
more than fairly got under way.
Here in the United States of Amer
ica it is in its first great glory, a
springtime more than one hundred
and fifty years long.
It is easy, and safe, to approve of
Evening star., 1943-01-03

anything that happened more than hum
dred miles from my home town."
Now he and thousands of his kind are
travelling across the globe to fight this big
gest battle of the Revolution. When they
come back. they are not going to be the
same as they used to be. And neither is
the America to which they will return.
l, for one, pray that it will be even better.
Evening star., 1943-01-03

= Il YE WE'RE all taught in school to
Nv believe that the American Revo-
w luton began when the embattled
farmers fired the shot heard round the
world. And that it ended at Yorktown.
But its true beginnings can be found in
such early struggles toward democratic
government a. Magma Carta and the Eng
lish Bill Of Rights. Today we are fighting
Evening star., 1943-01-03
1t is easy, and safe, to

our Revolution in the past, to put up
monuments to long dead heroes and his
toric battles. But today, the same as in
1776. is time for looking ahead, with
courage. George Washington's rough and
bloody way was charted for him by the
Declaration of Independence. Lincoln
showed this nation where it must go in
another great democratic document. his
Second Inaugural. Our own way forward
has been mapped for us by one of the brav-
est proclamations of all time - the Allan
tic Charter. which, perhaps might better
be called the World Charter.
j HIS latest of the documentary footsteps
toward world of lasting liberty and peace
is a joint declaration by the British and
American nations, subsequently sub
scribed to by all the other members of the
United Nations. Outstanding among its
aims is one phrased in few words fast
on their way to becoming immortal:
THAT all men in all lands may live out
their lives in freedom from want and fear"
The implications of that great war aim
- applying as it does not only to those
lands which are members of the United
Nations, but to all nations and all peoples
of the world - are tremendous. Let us
Evening star., 1943-01-03

see just what those implications are:
To free the world from want means. in
the words of the Charter itself, Ito further
the enjoyment by all States, great or
small, victor or vanquished,. of access. on
equal terms, to the trade and to the raw
materials of the world which are needed
for their economic prosperity
To free the world from fear - the fear
of war, of course "all the nations of
the world, for realistic as we'll as spiritual
reasons, must come to the abandonment
of the use of force"
xHE Charter is the blueprint of the
world as the United Nations mean to run
it when they have won the war; and it is
officially accepted by all the United
Nations. And, being realistic as well as
spiritual" we know that disarmament
won't work unless all the guns are deliv-
cred into the hands where guns belong -
those of the police.
The police force in your town does not
make the laws; it has no authority to do
so, and if it had it would resemble the
Gestapo. 1t can properly only enforce the
laws made by the elected representatives
of the people. Thus an international police
force implies international law.
What shall that law be? Hitler thinks
he knows. The japanese are fanatically
sure that they are born, of divine lineage,
to rule the world. But the great Demo-
cratic Revolution rolls on, determined to
win this bloodiest of all battles, against
the strongest enemies it has ever had.
1t has strategy for victory; and it has,
also, a plan for peace: its blueprint for
building the world anew, the Atlantic
Charter. There remain to be worked out
the strains and stresses in that building,
but the lofty scheme of architecture stands
agreed upon.
There can be no holding back. The
Revolutionary patriots of today are those
who have faith in the continued progress
of democracy. They will give their all to
secure its next and greatest triumph.
Evening star., 1943-01-03

They're invaluable for distributing under
ground newspapers and messages for secret
organizations.
One German broadcaster summed it up
in plaintive lament
1T is the children and young people who
are mainly responsible for spreading ha-
tired and resistance everywhere"
CEDGSoRED. A friend of ours, whose son
is overseas, received letter recently in
which he thanked her for some knitted
things she had sent and asked her to send
along some more 1T is very cold here"
he continued. II can't tell you where
am, of course" In a strange handwriting
at the bottom was written one line:
Madam. your son is in Iceland.
(Signed) Censor" M.
Evening star., 1943-01-03

ing that gets you forward. And the great
wheel Of cur history is rolling faster and
falther, whether you like it or not.
If you believe that We can speed it on
to better things. then you are revolu-
tionary patriot in the spirit Of Tom Paine.
Tom Jefferson. Washington himself. To
cry out that We must stand still. even 60
hack, il to be a new-fashioned Tory. It's
no use to fight for the statas quo. That
mythical status has never stayed quo.
And there's no way to 90 but forward.
We must all look with clear eyes ahead.
to find out where the wheel is carrying us.
The United States Army knows this; it
b teaching its boys not only how to make
war. but Why We are making it. The other
day picked up a Lad in uniform who
needed a lift. He was from Texas, and you
know how Texans find a world within
their state l happened to ask him about
those lectures on the background of this
war which the government has been CIV
ing the soldiers. II suppose" ! remarked.
that some Of the boys must have needed
them"
Il needed them, let me tell youv' fired
back the young artilleryman. why. till
I Joined the Army and found out what this
d al about, I never took an interest in
Evening star., 1943-01-03
DEMOCRACY SWEEPS FORWARD . (.

II can't remain static Democracy after the
war may differ from what we have now.
Here's glimpse into happier future
bV Donald Culross Poa11ie
Evening star., 1943-01-03

the American Revolution, the
mighty Revolution Of Democracy,
harder and more desperately than
ever.
It's worth a smile to remember
that the troops of CORVALLIS
marched out to surrender to the
tune Of The World Turned Upside
Down" For that's what revolution
is. q turning over, the kind of turn
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25

Londyn (ONA) - Nasilne
1toky PolakG ma Nemce v Pol
sku Sc odrazejf v cetnych 1mr-
tn1ch oznamen1ch a We zpra-
vach O cetnych pozarech.
TAX mezi 1mrtn1mi ozname-
mimi je hlasena smrt pracovnf-
no inspektora Karl Geista, KITE
ry zemrel ma rany zfskane "a
fyrera. Diva SS-mani, jeden z
Mich policejnl SET mesta RADIO
mi Poole nemeckeho ornament
odpraveni 81. kvetna. We Var
Save byla pobita rada nemec-
kych zeleznicn1ch policist1.
List "Ostdeutscher Beobach-
ter" pfinasel zpravy O cetnych
pozarech v lodzske, koninske a
pleszewske oblasti a ktere Uni
CITY 1rodu a stromy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
Polsky fasista " americke
armadni Skole.

New York - Over
seas News Agency sc dozvede-
la, re polsky politik s dlouho
protidemokratickou a fasistic-
kou minulostf je ma doporuceni
polske zahranicn1 vlady We
zvlastn1 skole valecne admin
strativy zffzene Departmental
valky v Charlottesville, Va.
T1mto politikem je Michal
Graszynski, ktery ma nynf hod
most majora polske armady, a
pred tim 13 let byl guvernerem
Hornfho Slezska, kde vladl ze-
leznou rukou zvlaSte prot de-
mokratickym a liberalnim xiv
lGm, a proti zidGm.
Graszynski, ktery "a sve VIA
dy Horn1m Slezsku zrusil mi
stnf samospravny snem, dial po-
zav1rati sve politicke odpdrce
do koncentracnfho tabora Be-
reze a zf1dil 81 organizaci tero-
velmi podobnou majestic
kym S. S. gardam, vyvrcholil
sve faden1, kdyz v 1888 Sc Po-
laci zmocnili Tesfnska odkud
vyhnal okamzite stovky zidd
niz Jim dial prilezitost likvido-
vati sve majetky a podniky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
Cesky Nemec Wenzel Jaksch
a jeho promeny.
Ministr Slavik obvinuje Jaks-
che z henleinOvske
prOpagandy.

Londyn (ONA): - Jak w.
chazl z jednanl Ceskoslovenske
statnl rady, problem nemecke
mensiny a jejf irredenticke Gin
nosti byl oziven v Londyne re
strany, z nfz Sc to sotva dalo O.
cekavati.
Ministr vnitra DIR. Juraj Sla-
vlk V projevu pred csl. statni
radon obvinil byvaleho poslan-
&c nemeckych socialnfch demo-
kratu Wenzela Jaksche re Sc
paratismu ~pTipomfnajfcfho Gin
most Konrada Henleina. Poole
prohlasenf DIR. Slavika, Jaksch
je jediny nemeckych polite
kych predakG z Ceskosloven-
ska, ktery odmita spolupraco-
vati V jednotn6 protifasisticke
skupine Nemc1 loyalnfch ces-
koslovenske republice. V pred
valecnem Ceskoslovensku
Jaksch byl vynikajfcf socialnf
demokrat severoceskych Mem
Gu a pevny zastance csl. jedno-
ty.
Poole ministra Slavika, Jaksch
zmenil sv6 drfvejsf stanovisko
a zaujal ton, ktery vypada ja-
koby byl V Tadach naSich ne
pfatel. Jeho pozadavek ne
mecke autonomie v Ceskoslo-
vensku sleduje separatisticke
zajmy neslucitelne S csl. 1sta-
YOU. Clovek Sc nem1ze vyhnou-
ii dojmu, pokracoval DIR. Slavik,
re Jakschova nynejsf politika
Sc mnoho nelisi cd pangerman-
skeho pojet1. Jaksch a jeho
pratele tvrd1, re mic nezbylo z
legaln1 existence republiky pro
toze Sc zmenily podmfnky. A
lie ma druhe strane neodbytne
abychom nynf uzavreli
urcitou smlouvu s nemeckou
mensinou.
"Jsouce 81 pine vedomi man
datu daneho nam nasim lidem
a psychological nasledkd
csl. NemcG jak V tax
zvanem sudetskem 1zemi, tax
V protektorate, nemGzeme SOU
hlasiti S Jakschovym pojetim.
v opaku proti dobam kdy
mas l1cil jake ostrov demokra-
Gle, Jaksch nynf jedna jake by
byl v radach nasich nepratel."
Naproti tomu, ministr Slavik
poukazal ma jednotu ceskoslo-
.enskych Madard nyni dlfcich
V Britain, kteff jsou nezvratne
loyaln1 k republice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
Reka Missouri je opst
rozvodnena.

Reka Missouri je znovu roz-
vodnena a zaplavila ma SVEN
vychodn1m brehu vetsf rozlohu
nez v dfivejsf zaplave pred ne
kolika tydny. Vetsf zaplava je
zavinena protrzenim hraze Ar
mold Hines, ktera velmi chra-
Mia krajinu v okolf mesta prot
zaplave.
Ma druhe strane reky u Ne
braska City je tez zaplava CT
telna a bylo ucineno zvlastni
opatfen1 ma ochranu mesta a
jeho okolf. Vojensti inzenyri,
statn1 a mfstnf 1redn1ci spolu-
pracuji pro omezenf zaplavy,
coz Sc doposud castecne poda-
.Tilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25

Moskva. Vlivny komunisti-
cky casopis ostTe odsuzoval
stavky v prGmyslovych zavo-
dech a napadl John L. Lewise,
William L. Hutchesona a
Matthew VIOLA jake zpatecni-
cke delnicke vddce, kterf We
dou delnictvo ma protivlaste-
necke, provalecne stavky.
Publikace "Valka a pracov-
nj tffda", dvoutydennfk, organ
ruskeho delnictva, ostre kriti-
soval tyto americke uniove
v1dce, kterf vyvolavajf stavky,
stav1 Sc prot delnicke politice
pres. Roosevelta a hajf isola-
tionismus. We zprave Sc pra-
vi, re tito uniovf pTedaci stavi
svoje vlastnf zajmy pred zajmy
d6lnictva a zeme a slouzf jis-
tym politickym skupinam, del
nictvu nepf1znivym. Politicti
v1dcove Americe a v Anglii
rovnez snaz1 Sc staveti mnoh6
pfekazky, jez slouzf ku pomoci
nepfatelGm. Amerika, Brita-
ME a Rusko uzavrely pTatelskJ
spolek, ktery by chteli tito po-
litikafi rozb1ti. Americke del
nictvo pozna vsak, KIDD jest je-
no pfitelem a zbav1 Sc svych
vGdcG a tez politikaTu.