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The Moscow Tournament. By Magnús Þórðarson.
The preface states; "It is well known that communists use deception against innocent people and thereby satisfy the religious needs of many of the people who support them. Everyone knows the late Dove of Peace, but after her death the communists resorted to magnificent circuses in their countries, where it is expected that the healthy thinking of innocent guests from all over the world will be drowned in the feasting noise.
One such circus festival was held in Moscow last summer, and Magnús Þórðarson was a student among those who attended that event. The articles that follow were written by him in Morgunblaðið in August and September last year. These articles about the Moscow event attracted such attention that the boards of Heimdall and SUS considered it right to publish them in special print. The publishers hope that reading these articles may open people's eyes even more to the danger of communism and the methods of struggle of its servants."
The preface states; "It is well known that communists use deception against innocent people and thereby satisfy the religious needs of many of the people who support them. Everyone knows the late Dove of Peace, but after her death the communists resorted to magnificent circuses in their countries, where it is expected that the healthy thinking of innocent guests from all over the world will be drowned in the feasting noise.
One such circus festival was held in Moscow last summer, and Magnús Þórðarson was a student among those who attended that event. The articles that follow were written by him in Morgunblaðið in August and September last year. These articles about the Moscow event attracted such attention that the boards of Heimdall and SUS considered it right to publish them in special print. The publishers hope that reading these articles may open people's eyes even more to the danger of communism and the methods of struggle of its servants."