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... Party will demand of everyone ... that he abides unswervingly by the Party line . " Like Ilyichev the day before , he attacked Ehrenburg unsparingly for his memoirs and conducted a sort of verbal tour of the arts : literature ( when he ...
... Party will demand of everyone ... that he abides unswervingly by the Party line . " Like Ilyichev the day before , he attacked Ehrenburg unsparingly for his memoirs and conducted a sort of verbal tour of the arts : literature ( when he ...
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... Party leaders of the time far more than mere writers like himself . And this was the central dilemma of de - Stalinization , which Khrushchev , in his impulsive way , had failed to foresee - namely , Where do you stop ? If de ...
... Party leaders of the time far more than mere writers like himself . And this was the central dilemma of de - Stalinization , which Khrushchev , in his impulsive way , had failed to foresee - namely , Where do you stop ? If de ...
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... Party plenum , whose main theme was once again the Party's policy on the arts . Normally , such invitations were much sought after and prized , but Solzhenitsyn had absolutely no desire to spend a week in hot , sweaty Moscow listening ...
... Party plenum , whose main theme was once again the Party's policy on the arts . Normally , such invitations were much sought after and prized , but Solzhenitsyn had absolutely no desire to spend a week in hot , sweaty Moscow listening ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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