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... officer - everyone crowded around the map - boards and felt for something in their pockets . " We should all know who it is who starts bustling around in this way , It is front - line infantry officers who have just been leading men ...
... officer - everyone crowded around the map - boards and felt for something in their pockets . " We should all know who it is who starts bustling around in this way , It is front - line infantry officers who have just been leading men ...
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... Officer , " in which he retains the main character's real name , Babel describes how some peasants come to complain about their treatment . They cannot plow because their horses have been taken away from them . The chief staff officer ...
... Officer , " in which he retains the main character's real name , Babel describes how some peasants come to complain about their treatment . They cannot plow because their horses have been taken away from them . The chief staff officer ...
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... officer who later worked for the Bolsheviks . Kozlov refused to shake hands with Nikishkin when the latter moved in with him . Nikishkin was in charge of security in Butyrki prison , and Kozlov's behavior towards him leads to his ...
... officer who later worked for the Bolsheviks . Kozlov refused to shake hands with Nikishkin when the latter moved in with him . Nikishkin was in charge of security in Butyrki prison , and Kozlov's behavior towards him leads to his ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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