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They include their works with children of the jewish due to the soviet union being controlled out of fear

eimsori [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

So based on the text reading. It seems to show the innocence and unreserved expression of sentiments. In other words, it would be innocence and naivete which offsprings from naïveté. This means there were very strong bonds amongst the family members.

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