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... Kopelev arrived in the sharashka about a month later than Panin . He , too , was older than Solzhenitsyn - by five years ( he became the inspira- tion for " Lev Rubin " in The First Circle ) and was superficially Panin's oppo- site : a ...
... Kopelev arrived in the sharashka about a month later than Panin . He , too , was older than Solzhenitsyn - by five years ( he became the inspira- tion for " Lev Rubin " in The First Circle ) and was superficially Panin's oppo- site : a ...
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... Kopelev's feelings and his essential generosity of spirit when describing a small party held by some German prisoners of war at the sharashka to cele- brate Christmas , to which Rubin ( Kopelev ) alone is invited from among the Russians ...
... Kopelev's feelings and his essential generosity of spirit when describing a small party held by some German prisoners of war at the sharashka to cele- brate Christmas , to which Rubin ( Kopelev ) alone is invited from among the Russians ...
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... Kopelev , who with his wife , Raisa Orlova , spent two days reading it and a further day discussing it with Solzhenitsyn . They both had a number of objections , which Kopelev later summarized in a long letter to Solzheni- tsyn ...
... Kopelev , who with his wife , Raisa Orlova , spent two days reading it and a further day discussing it with Solzhenitsyn . They both had a number of objections , which Kopelev later summarized in a long letter to Solzheni- tsyn ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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