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... poet . They are the product of suf- fering in the torture - chamber which " stifles its cry with its teeth . " Prison- camp literature from Solzhenitsyn onwards does not so much speak about the prison guards as treat them with contempt ...
... poet . They are the product of suf- fering in the torture - chamber which " stifles its cry with its teeth . " Prison- camp literature from Solzhenitsyn onwards does not so much speak about the prison guards as treat them with contempt ...
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... poet is a confused one . Is he a time- server , a coward , or a poet whose talent has been crushed by the times ? With time it gradually becomes apparent that Voznesensky is completely insensitive to content . His main concern is that ...
... poet is a confused one . Is he a time- server , a coward , or a poet whose talent has been crushed by the times ? With time it gradually becomes apparent that Voznesensky is completely insensitive to content . His main concern is that ...
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... poets aimed at smashing the fossilized forms of socialist realism . The Lithuanian poet Eduardas Miezelaitis and the Moscow poet Sol- oukhin , who sinfully began to write in blank verse , attracted attention . The mere fact that they ...
... poets aimed at smashing the fossilized forms of socialist realism . The Lithuanian poet Eduardas Miezelaitis and the Moscow poet Sol- oukhin , who sinfully began to write in blank verse , attracted attention . The mere fact that they ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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