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... ss and forthrightness greatly changed Komer’s opinion of him. Perhaps his own view was somewhat subjective. The Caucasus wasn’t exactly a land of plenty; everyone needs to survive, and choosing a place better suited for oneself is but a natural human tendency of seeking the better and shunning the worse. It’s perfectly normal to fight for a better environment in which to live.
“Thank you for your candor, Mr. Hesse. I want to ask you another question. In your opinion, how does our Caucasu ...
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