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... called Rodion , as Kopelev remembers . He was a stooge and an informer , as janitors have been for generations in Russia . But this did not fit in with Solzhenitsyn's intentions , so a character called Spiridon was created , a man of ...
... called Rodion , as Kopelev remembers . He was a stooge and an informer , as janitors have been for generations in Russia . But this did not fit in with Solzhenitsyn's intentions , so a character called Spiridon was created , a man of ...
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... called Momun whose grandson is the main character . It is around this grandson that the story's poetry and pain revolve . As he walks along the boy talks to all his favorite rocks which for him are living things called Wolf and Camel ...
... called Momun whose grandson is the main character . It is around this grandson that the story's poetry and pain revolve . As he walks along the boy talks to all his favorite rocks which for him are living things called Wolf and Camel ...
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... called Polizei or collaborators . The Polizei was your neighbor , someone from your own village who knew everything and everybody . He would track you down in the end . It is by precisely this kind of literary Polizei - from the same ...
... called Polizei or collaborators . The Polizei was your neighbor , someone from your own village who knew everything and everybody . He would track you down in the end . It is by precisely this kind of literary Polizei - from the same ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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