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Page 83
... Soviet reality , supposedly , could not have produced scoundrels of this kind . What a lashing he was given by Shcheglov , a highly - talented critic for a quarter of a century who was doomed from the outset . Both Fyodor Abramov and ...
... Soviet reality , supposedly , could not have produced scoundrels of this kind . What a lashing he was given by Shcheglov , a highly - talented critic for a quarter of a century who was doomed from the outset . Both Fyodor Abramov and ...
Page 132
... soviet , in the expectation that he will bring Knyazhev to his senses in the name of a higher power . They arrive at his house which is an annex made of logs on the main village soviet building . He appears as soon as they knock . After ...
... soviet , in the expectation that he will bring Knyazhev to his senses in the name of a higher power . They arrive at his house which is an annex made of logs on the main village soviet building . He appears as soon as they knock . After ...
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... Soviet society had sunk , the camps being " a mirror on Russia . " The books about the camps of today in some sense primed the canvases of the professional writers whose pictures took on a different aspect , be- coming a background to ...
... Soviet society had sunk , the camps being " a mirror on Russia . " The books about the camps of today in some sense primed the canvases of the professional writers whose pictures took on a different aspect , be- coming a background to ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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