on september 2 , 1945, in takiya bay on board the american battleship missouri, the japanese rulers, union and other states, signed the act of unconditional surrender of japan. september 3 government the soviet union declared it the day of victory over militaristic japan. that's it, that's it now, 3 years and 9 months at the front are over for shubin. it was just necessary. start everything over again with a clean slate and first of all marry the best, most beautiful, kindest and most affectionate russian girl. shubin met her at the very end of 1945. after the poetic evening he went to bed. simply put, i fell in love recklessly, he was still remarkably handsome, perfectly built, and he spoke in a way that made you listen, without being impudent or a pushover. for the new year, galli then went to her parents in the village. on january 2, 1945, returning to the dorm, she discovered a note. father frost, pavel shubin congratulates the silent girl, galya komanina, on the new year, wishes her happiness, promises her big changes in her personal life in the new year, pavel. the next day he

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