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MEMBERS OF THE RED ARMY CHORUS, a Russian Army group of entertainers now in Canada, kicking anti-Communist leaflets off the stage during a performance at the Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. The audience of about 4000 booed the demonstrators who rushed forward to fling the leaflets on to the stage. The leaflets, signed by the Canadian League for the Liberation of Ukrainians, urged the 180 members of the chorus to defect to Canada.

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Press, Volume C, Issue 29609, 4 September 1961, Page 7

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MEMBERS OF THE RED ARMY CHORUS, a Russian Army group of entertainers now in Canada, kicking anti-Communist leaflets off the stage during a performance at the Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. The audience of about 4000 booed the demonstrators who rushed forward to fling the leaflets on to the stage. The leaflets, signed by the Canadian League for the Liberation of Ukrainians, urged the 180 members of the chorus to defect to Canada. Press, Volume C, Issue 29609, 4 September 1961, Page 7

MEMBERS OF THE RED ARMY CHORUS, a Russian Army group of entertainers now in Canada, kicking anti-Communist leaflets off the stage during a performance at the Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. The audience of about 4000 booed the demonstrators who rushed forward to fling the leaflets on to the stage. The leaflets, signed by the Canadian League for the Liberation of Ukrainians, urged the 180 members of the chorus to defect to Canada. Press, Volume C, Issue 29609, 4 September 1961, Page 7