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Early life and education
Alexander Semyon Vindman (né Aleksandr Semyonovich Vindman) and his identical twin brother, Yevgeny, were born to a Jewish family in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, Soviet Union.[3][4] After the death of their mother, the three-year-old twins and their older brother, Leonid, were brought to New York in December 1979 by their father, Semyon (Simon). They grew up in Brooklyn’s “Little Odessa” neighborhood. The twins appear briefly with their maternal grandmother in the Ken Burns documentary The Statue of Liberty.[5][3][6] Vindman speaks fluent Russian and Ukrainian.[7] He graduated in 1993 from Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School.[8]
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Three generations after the ‘glorious revolution’ of 1917. You can take the bolsheviks out of the USSR but you can’t take the communist out of them.
Ukraine was USSR back then.
These two are MOLES!
“Three generations after the ‘glorious revolution’ of 1917. You can take the bolsheviks out of the USSR but you can’t take the communist out of them”.
Q. Have they had any interaction with Nellie Orh or Brennen?