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... German civilian of about fifty . Still clinging to his officer's privileges , Solzhenitsyn insisted that the German carry his suit- case for him , which the German did until he started to drop from exhaustion . The case was then carried ...
... German civilian of about fifty . Still clinging to his officer's privileges , Solzhenitsyn insisted that the German carry his suit- case for him , which the German did until he started to drop from exhaustion . The case was then carried ...
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... Germans and their families were arrested and transported to the Soviet Union to work on rocket and space technology . Later , having discovered the usefulness of German expertise , the Soviet authorities thought they could find more German ...
... Germans and their families were arrested and transported to the Soviet Union to work on rocket and space technology . Later , having discovered the usefulness of German expertise , the Soviet authorities thought they could find more German ...
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... German who had been expelled from the Sudetenland after the war , he was in any case bitterly anti - Communist . One company in his publishing group had published one of the original German translations of Ivan Denisovich , and ...
... German who had been expelled from the Sudetenland after the war , he was in any case bitterly anti - Communist . One company in his publishing group had published one of the original German translations of Ivan Denisovich , and ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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