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... answer them together ( in this way he was able to answer only those he chose to and ignore others ) . Alexander Korneichuk , a third - rate Ukrainian playwright , alleged that Sol- zhenitsyn's letter had been broadcast before the ...
... answer them together ( in this way he was able to answer only those he chose to and ignore others ) . Alexander Korneichuk , a third - rate Ukrainian playwright , alleged that Sol- zhenitsyn's letter had been broadcast before the ...
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... answers , in which he explained why he could not answer a certain question , and after this he allowed them to repeat the pro- cess question by question . " He discussed every answer with Natalia before giving it , " writes Kaiser in ...
... answers , in which he explained why he could not answer a certain question , and after this he allowed them to repeat the pro- cess question by question . " He discussed every answer with Natalia before giving it , " writes Kaiser in ...
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... answers had a directness and freshness that had been lacking in his earlier performances . A great many of the questions were biographical or related to Solzhenitsyn's works , and he was able to answer unaffectedly about the experiences ...
... answers had a directness and freshness that had been lacking in his earlier performances . A great many of the questions were biographical or related to Solzhenitsyn's works , and he was able to answer unaffectedly about the experiences ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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