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Page 496
... Red Guards are firing machine guns along that , and at the Union cinema , where the Junkers ' staff is located . They're firing from Little Nikitskaya Street , across the boulevard . " " Then that leaves Leontyevsky Lane . " " Let's go ...
... Red Guards are firing machine guns along that , and at the Union cinema , where the Junkers ' staff is located . They're firing from Little Nikitskaya Street , across the boulevard . " " Then that leaves Leontyevsky Lane . " " Let's go ...
Page 498
... Red Guards from storming it . This building , in military language , commanded the entire neighborhood . This second fire was much more dangerous to us than the burning of the drugstore had been . Pieces of red - hot tin roofing and ...
... Red Guards from storming it . This building , in military language , commanded the entire neighborhood . This second fire was much more dangerous to us than the burning of the drugstore had been . Pieces of red - hot tin roofing and ...
Page 505
... Red Guards were marching up the boulevard toward the Nikitsky Gate . Red bands were twisted tightly around their sleeves . Almost all of them were smoking , and the lights of their cigarettes , pricking the darkness , made it look like ...
... Red Guards were marching up the boulevard toward the Nikitsky Gate . Red bands were twisted tightly around their sleeves . Almost all of them were smoking , and the lights of their cigarettes , pricking the darkness , made it look like ...
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Carp | 16 |
The Pink Oleanders | 29 |
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