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... became yearly more loathsome to the Sofronov element . With whom was he to side ? Life itself , which as everyone knows is controlled by the Cultural Section of the Central Com- mittee of the CPSU , nudged him in the direction of the ...
... became yearly more loathsome to the Sofronov element . With whom was he to side ? Life itself , which as everyone knows is controlled by the Cultural Section of the Central Com- mittee of the CPSU , nudged him in the direction of the ...
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... became irrefutable , as well as Sotnikov's attitude towards Pyotr latterly - and not only towards Pyotr : " Now , in the last moments of his life , he unexpectedly lost his earlier confidence in his right to make the same sort of ...
... became irrefutable , as well as Sotnikov's attitude towards Pyotr latterly - and not only towards Pyotr : " Now , in the last moments of his life , he unexpectedly lost his earlier confidence in his right to make the same sort of ...
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... became hopelessly outmoded when China became a nuclear power . Even as Andrei Amalrik was writing his book the idea was nothing more than a curiosity . However , after Amalrik's book became widely known , it became one of the world's ...
... became hopelessly outmoded when China became a nuclear power . Even as Andrei Amalrik was writing his book the idea was nothing more than a curiosity . However , after Amalrik's book became widely known , it became one of the world's ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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