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... Grossman told how his novel about Stalingrad was confiscated . The novel was denounced to the Central Committee by ... Grossman's apartment on Begovaya Street and said in the matter- of - fact way of plumbers who had come to fix a ...
... Grossman told how his novel about Stalingrad was confiscated . The novel was denounced to the Central Committee by ... Grossman's apartment on Begovaya Street and said in the matter- of - fact way of plumbers who had come to fix a ...
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... Grossman had been modest to the point of bashfulness and excessively stubborn . As time was to show , stubbornness had been one of his most needed qualities . The General did not , of course , have Forever Flowing in mind , and had ...
... Grossman had been modest to the point of bashfulness and excessively stubborn . As time was to show , stubbornness had been one of his most needed qualities . The General did not , of course , have Forever Flowing in mind , and had ...
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... Grossman's widow agreed with a sigh and the Central Committee forbade the publication of the Collected Works of Vasily Grossman . As well as the Soviet sword , an anti - Soviet sword in Paris came flashing down on Grossman . Arkady ...
... Grossman's widow agreed with a sigh and the Central Committee forbade the publication of the Collected Works of Vasily Grossman . As well as the Soviet sword , an anti - Soviet sword in Paris came flashing down on Grossman . Arkady ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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