... , , Until then the enemy has surrendered How calm the voice of the announcer how excited the bearers of the tidings as the news spreads from field to field Until then, the mechanised army of farm workers goes doggedly on, making sure that Hitler's plan to starve us shall go awry. The greatest harvest in our history is safely gathered new land is even now being put to the plough. The townsfolk ...

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