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... Ivan Denisovich was the story of what had happened to those cogs behind barbed wire . What was needed was a restoration of their moral rights . Unfortu- nately , there were " certain big cogs " who found life all too comfortable ...
... Ivan Denisovich was the story of what had happened to those cogs behind barbed wire . What was needed was a restoration of their moral rights . Unfortu- nately , there were " certain big cogs " who found life all too comfortable ...
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... Ivan Denisovich , they would do so without blinking . And here lay the chief hope of Solzhenitsyn's supporters . At first there seemed to be something of a bandwagon rolling in Solzhe- nitsyn's favour . In mid - January 1964 Izvestia ...
... Ivan Denisovich , they would do so without blinking . And here lay the chief hope of Solzhenitsyn's supporters . At first there seemed to be something of a bandwagon rolling in Solzhe- nitsyn's favour . In mid - January 1964 Izvestia ...
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... Ivan Denisovich dropped . Ironically , it was repre- sentatives of the other arts who were against removing Ivan Denisovich , and the first day's voting ended in a stalemate . The next day , Solzhenitsyn was in Moscow and called on ...
... Ivan Denisovich dropped . Ironically , it was repre- sentatives of the other arts who were against removing Ivan Denisovich , and the first day's voting ended in a stalemate . The next day , Solzhenitsyn was in Moscow and called on ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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