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... able to feel it , how much more able was the reader . The reader had been surrounded by Varygins for a long time . He had met them in Vera Panova's work after the war . Panova's Listopad was drawn more cautiously , but then times were ...
... able to feel it , how much more able was the reader . The reader had been surrounded by Varygins for a long time . He had met them in Vera Panova's work after the war . Panova's Listopad was drawn more cautiously , but then times were ...
Page 346
... able to defend Bek and was not able to afford protection to Grossman , urgently begging him to take back his manuscript of the second part of In a Just Cause into his safe keeping . On the other hand he rescued Zalygin's " On the Irtysh ...
... able to defend Bek and was not able to afford protection to Grossman , urgently begging him to take back his manuscript of the second part of In a Just Cause into his safe keeping . On the other hand he rescued Zalygin's " On the Irtysh ...
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... able to fill the spiritual vacuum left by the closure of Novy mir if it had not been for one important circumstance . During Khrushchev's assault on literature , it had been the resurrected Babel who had taken up the cause of resistance ...
... able to fill the spiritual vacuum left by the closure of Novy mir if it had not been for one important circumstance . During Khrushchev's assault on literature , it had been the resurrected Babel who had taken up the cause of resistance ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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