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... PANOVA PARDONED , V. GROSSMAN CONDEMNED , MASS EXECUTION OF JEWISH WRITERS , ELECTION OF ILYA EHRENBURG " How are you getting on ? " I once asked the writer K. in the winter of 1949. He was in fact doing well , and is to this day ...
... PANOVA PARDONED , V. GROSSMAN CONDEMNED , MASS EXECUTION OF JEWISH WRITERS , ELECTION OF ILYA EHRENBURG " How are you getting on ? " I once asked the writer K. in the winter of 1949. He was in fact doing well , and is to this day ...
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... Panova confronts Listopad with people who are close to him . As we have seen , he is intolerant of Uzdechkin . Towards his wife he is inattentive - it is not by accident that her diary is deciphered only after her death . Panova ...
... Panova confronts Listopad with people who are close to him . As we have seen , he is intolerant of Uzdechkin . Towards his wife he is inattentive - it is not by accident that her diary is deciphered only after her death . Panova ...
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... Panova's works was brought to a halt . At public lectures " members of the public " began to ask questions such as : How long will this Panova's odious slander be tolerated ? Why is Panova still at large , since she has slandered the ...
... Panova's works was brought to a halt . At public lectures " members of the public " began to ask questions such as : How long will this Panova's odious slander be tolerated ? Why is Panova still at large , since she has slandered the ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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