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... Nikolai Vitkevich - Koka to his friends . Like Solzhenitsyn , Nikolai was an orphan . His father , a civil servant in tsar- ist times , had died during the Civil War , and Nikolai was an only son . Niko- lai's mother , Antonina ...
... Nikolai Vitkevich - Koka to his friends . Like Solzhenitsyn , Nikolai was an orphan . His father , a civil servant in tsar- ist times , had died during the Civil War , and Nikolai was an only son . Niko- lai's mother , Antonina ...
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... Nikolai Vitke- vich . When Nikolai had gone off to officer - training school , leaving Solzhenitsyn behind in Rostov , he had promised to write , and when Solzhenitsyn was in Morozovsk , Nikolai had sent him the number and address of ...
... Nikolai Vitke- vich . When Nikolai had gone off to officer - training school , leaving Solzhenitsyn behind in Rostov , he had promised to write , and when Solzhenitsyn was in Morozovsk , Nikolai had sent him the number and address of ...
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... Nikolai most distrusted - and was an uncomfortable reminder of the price of coming to terms . Nikolai's usual response when Panin entered the room , and particularly when any political discussion started , was simply to leave it . As ...
... Nikolai most distrusted - and was an uncomfortable reminder of the price of coming to terms . Nikolai's usual response when Panin entered the room , and particularly when any political discussion started , was simply to leave it . As ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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