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... father , Khlebnikov , who himself survived the Stalinist but- chers only by a miracle . " Not until you're rehabilitated , father , I just can't , " his daughter replies . Her father pushes her aside , and stands up and shouts at her ...
... father , Khlebnikov , who himself survived the Stalinist but- chers only by a miracle . " Not until you're rehabilitated , father , I just can't , " his daughter replies . Her father pushes her aside , and stands up and shouts at her ...
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... father turned out to be no father , but a bitch . " The Twentieth Congress was opened in winter , right at the beginning of 1956 , and in the gray Central Committee building they already knew what was being prepared , and they were in a ...
... father turned out to be no father , but a bitch . " The Twentieth Congress was opened in winter , right at the beginning of 1956 , and in the gray Central Committee building they already knew what was being prepared , and they were in a ...
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... father of socialist realism , to be explained to the people ? Critics were put in an awkward position and came up with the following explanation : " What Gorky had to say about Babel's Romantic idealization and vivid depiction of the ...
... father of socialist realism , to be explained to the people ? Critics were put in an awkward position and came up with the following explanation : " What Gorky had to say about Babel's Romantic idealization and vivid depiction of the ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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