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... Literaturnaya Gazeta in a “ letter to the editor , " at the end of which Novy Mir revealed a little secret . Twelve of their favourable letters had been sent simultaneously to the Literaturnaya Gazeta , which had published not one . It ...
... Literaturnaya Gazeta in a “ letter to the editor , " at the end of which Novy Mir revealed a little secret . Twelve of their favourable letters had been sent simultaneously to the Literaturnaya Gazeta , which had published not one . It ...
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... Literaturnaya Gazeta inevitably reproduced it , commenting that " many Western newspapers and magazines emphasize the anti - Soviet tendency of this novel " and quoting a review by Anatole Shub in the Washington Post to bolster this ...
... Literaturnaya Gazeta inevitably reproduced it , commenting that " many Western newspapers and magazines emphasize the anti - Soviet tendency of this novel " and quoting a review by Anatole Shub in the Washington Post to bolster this ...
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... Literaturnaya Gazeta . In its fourth issue it published an editorial note : “ We are deeply shocked by the Literaturnaya Gazeta's unprecedented outburst against Solzhenitsyn and his family . Solzhenitsyn's enemies have tried and are ...
... Literaturnaya Gazeta . In its fourth issue it published an editorial note : “ We are deeply shocked by the Literaturnaya Gazeta's unprecedented outburst against Solzhenitsyn and his family . Solzhenitsyn's enemies have tried and are ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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