Solzhenitsyn: A BiographyPp. 958-963 discuss accusations of antisemitism against Solzhenitsyn, especially by Mark Perakh (in "Midstream" 6, 1977) and other articles on this issue. Links the accusations with Solzhenitsyn's nationalism, his s Christian Orthodox philosophy, and his passionate love for the Russian people. Mentions the frequency of negative Jewish characters in Solzhenitzyn's literary work, especially in "The First Circle" and "Lenin in Zurich." |
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The whole business was to drag on until September 1952 , when Aunt Nina
finally wrote , “ Natalia has asked me to tell ... He wrote to Natalia again , asking
her to amplify this “ meaningless , enigmatic phrase " and spell out the true
situation .
The whole business was to drag on until September 1952 , when Aunt Nina
finally wrote , “ Natalia has asked me to tell ... He wrote to Natalia again , asking
her to amplify this “ meaningless , enigmatic phrase " and spell out the true
situation .
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Noticing some sadness in Veronica's voice , Natalia asked what the matter was ,
and when Veronica explained about the dream , she covered the receiver and
asked her to hang on for a minute . A few moments later , Solzhenitsyn came onto
...
Noticing some sadness in Veronica's voice , Natalia asked what the matter was ,
and when Veronica explained about the dream , she covered the receiver and
asked her to hang on for a minute . A few moments later , Solzhenitsyn came onto
...
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he asked . They told him that “ old Shcherbak had put a spell on it . ” Solzhenitsyn
asked them who Shcherbak was , and the boys explained that he had once
owned the place but that when it was expropriated during the Revolution , he had
...
he asked . They told him that “ old Shcherbak had put a spell on it . ” Solzhenitsyn
asked them who Shcherbak was , and the boys explained that he had once
owned the place but that when it was expropriated during the Revolution , he had
...
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Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Solzhenitsyn: A Biography |
| Author | Michael Scammell |
| Edition | illustrated, reprint |
| Publisher | Hutchinson, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Apr 2008 |
| ISBN | 0091512808, 9780091512804 |
| Length | 1051 pages |
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