A History of Post-war Soviet Writing: The Literature of Moral Opposition |
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... showed a sluttish , sneaky - looking girl with the pointed , cringing features of an informer . The next one showed her faceless silhouette wearing a red Komsomol necktie . The first cartoon bore the caption : " This is Liza - Liza ...
... showed a sluttish , sneaky - looking girl with the pointed , cringing features of an informer . The next one showed her faceless silhouette wearing a red Komsomol necktie . The first cartoon bore the caption : " This is Liza - Liza ...
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... showed its true purpose - it showed its teeth . One of the performances which followed was of Esenin's Pugachev , which is about rebellion and in praise of rebellion . As the play opened , the audience saw a place of execution ...
... showed its true purpose - it showed its teeth . One of the performances which followed was of Esenin's Pugachev , which is about rebellion and in praise of rebellion . As the play opened , the audience saw a place of execution ...
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... showed no mercy to the editors who failed to realize in time why these famous writers had turned up with their manu- scripts in Siberia . Their second work , " Snail on a Slope , " caused no less consternation among the authorities than ...
... showed no mercy to the editors who failed to realize in time why these famous writers had turned up with their manu- scripts in Siberia . Their second work , " Snail on a Slope , " caused no less consternation among the authorities than ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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