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... killed . " Yet the restive Nekrasov cannot hold out against external pressure and immediately adds : " The commissar was killed . Maksimov seems to have been surrounded . It's a pity about him , he was a bright lad . An engineer , after ...
... killed . " Yet the restive Nekrasov cannot hold out against external pressure and immediately adds : " The commissar was killed . Maksimov seems to have been surrounded . It's a pity about him , he was a bright lad . An engineer , after ...
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... killed during an artillery bombardment . Eventually he rewrote his story . Ten years later , Bek , now the famous ... kill you , " he said , trying to make me see reason . " It's more awkward to kill you in Moscow , but there they'll set ...
... killed during an artillery bombardment . Eventually he rewrote his story . Ten years later , Bek , now the famous ... kill you , " he said , trying to make me see reason . " It's more awkward to kill you in Moscow , but there they'll set ...
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... kill their foreman . The editors were horrified and wanted to know how I could show an innocent man being killed in the land of the Soviets . The publication of my story was in question ... So I wrote in a small scene in which some ...
... kill their foreman . The editors were horrified and wanted to know how I could show an innocent man being killed in the land of the Soviets . The publication of my story was in question ... So I wrote in a small scene in which some ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
Copyright | |
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