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... mean ? " " It means we don't know how to fight . " " What do you mean - ' don't know how , ' Georgy Akimovich ? " " Knowing how to fight means being able to get from Berlin to the Volga " ( 83 ) . Later , the same universally respected ...
... mean ? " " It means we don't know how to fight . " " What do you mean - ' don't know how , ' Georgy Akimovich ? " " Knowing how to fight means being able to get from Berlin to the Volga " ( 83 ) . Later , the same universally respected ...
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... means stupid , had his own theory , which allowed him to stride fearlessly forward , taking part in the discussion of questions about which he understood very little . The difficulties of a leader's great task did not frighten him , but ...
... means stupid , had his own theory , which allowed him to stride fearlessly forward , taking part in the discussion of questions about which he understood very little . The difficulties of a leader's great task did not frighten him , but ...
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... mean to say that the times are so cruel that to show ordinary human feelings is a sign of being ' positive ' " ? The ... means to be a Party mem- ber ? " At this moment a terrible banging rang out in the room . Someone was hammering on ...
... mean to say that the times are so cruel that to show ordinary human feelings is a sign of being ' positive ' " ? The ... means to be a Party mem- ber ? " At this moment a terrible banging rang out in the room . Someone was hammering on ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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