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... Maximov's more substantial works remains uneven . Maximov emigrated to the West . In going into exile in the West he sought to preserve the sense of inner freedom without which , as Paustovsky was convinced , a writer cannot exist . The ...
... Maximov's more substantial works remains uneven . Maximov emigrated to the West . In going into exile in the West he sought to preserve the sense of inner freedom without which , as Paustovsky was convinced , a writer cannot exist . The ...
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... Maximov of his Soviet citizenship . The State dealt harshly with Maximov , who was the son and grandson of workers and himself a worker . Vladimir Maximov was born in 1932. He was sent to a so - called child- ren's " colony " which was ...
... Maximov of his Soviet citizenship . The State dealt harshly with Maximov , who was the son and grandson of workers and himself a worker . Vladimir Maximov was born in 1932. He was sent to a so - called child- ren's " colony " which was ...
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... Maximov depicts with a maximum of artistic sensitivity and authenticity the dangerous unaccount- ability of the doctrines crushing people . Each new " day " of creation brings with it a further stage in the unfolding realization of the ...
... Maximov depicts with a maximum of artistic sensitivity and authenticity the dangerous unaccount- ability of the doctrines crushing people . Each new " day " of creation brings with it a further stage in the unfolding realization of the ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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