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... journalist with Security connections called Uzelkov who maintains that to have a " conscience " is to uphold " Christian morality " which is something foreign to Bolsheviks . This argu- ment echoes themes found in Babel's " Gedali " and ...
... journalist with Security connections called Uzelkov who maintains that to have a " conscience " is to uphold " Christian morality " which is something foreign to Bolsheviks . This argu- ment echoes themes found in Babel's " Gedali " and ...
Page 187
... journalist with KGB connections , kept grumbling loudly at the Club that " they should have nabbed them for a currency offense , not for what they'd written . " Literature was apparently not subject to the processes of law . Sinyavsky's ...
... journalist with KGB connections , kept grumbling loudly at the Club that " they should have nabbed them for a currency offense , not for what they'd written . " Literature was apparently not subject to the processes of law . Sinyavsky's ...
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... journalist whom I have known for many years . His name is Shokhin and he has now left the Soviet Union . He is a man of unimpeachable honesty - indeed , it is because of his honesty that he could no longer stay on at Literaturnaya ...
... journalist whom I have known for many years . His name is Shokhin and he has now left the Soviet Union . He is a man of unimpeachable honesty - indeed , it is because of his honesty that he could no longer stay on at Literaturnaya ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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