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The Cold War

Soviet Deserter
Comes Over

• American Magazine, 1953 •


Here’s the inside story of Russian morale and military spirit, revealed by Private Alexander Lobov, the first Soviet soldier to escape the Red Army and become an American GI.

“Yet I estimated that in my circle of acquaintances in the Soviet Army, 40 percent of them would like to come across the line if they felt they could manage it without harm to themselves or their parents. There are many frightening deterrents, including the firing squad for those who are caught by the Communists. Yet hundreds have tried to come through the Iron Curtain. I am one of the lucky ones who succeeded.”

Read ‘My Two Years In The Red Army”<br>(American Magazine, 1953) for Free
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Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

Soviet Deserter [BR]Comes Over

soviet soldier defects to the US Army 1953Alexander Lobov deserted Soviet Army 1953Red Army fear of mass defection of soldiers to the West 1953Soviet fear of mass defection to the West 1953
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