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... moved back , and in the confusion Ogarkov and the soldier guarding him are simply forgotten and remain in a sort of no man's land . The Germans have rumbled by somewhere to one side and there is no trace of the Soviet troops at all . So ...
... moved back , and in the confusion Ogarkov and the soldier guarding him are simply forgotten and remain in a sort of no man's land . The Germans have rumbled by somewhere to one side and there is no trace of the Soviet troops at all . So ...
Page 117
... moved into the attack . It goes without saying that Konstantin Simonov , who was then ed- itor of the journal , would never have been the first to make a move . But when things came to the boil so suddenly , he could not stay silent ...
... moved into the attack . It goes without saying that Konstantin Simonov , who was then ed- itor of the journal , would never have been the first to make a move . But when things came to the boil so suddenly , he could not stay silent ...
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... moved from utopian science fiction to fantastic writing of a social and philosophical kind . It is not dif- ficult to decipher their allegories and symbols of the triumph of evil over downtrodden man . Did Russian readers understand the ...
... moved from utopian science fiction to fantastic writing of a social and philosophical kind . It is not dif- ficult to decipher their allegories and symbols of the triumph of evil over downtrodden man . Did Russian readers understand the ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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