English, 18.03.2021 01:10 tlecuyer

This is for the people who have read the book Breaking Stalin's Nose. Also no silly answers, the person with the best answer will get their answer marked as brainliest. In the book Breaking Stalin's Nose what does the main character learn about their identity? Give two examples.

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