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... arrived , the sanatorium was being used as a rest home for the top military brass . Marshal Rokossovsky , Solzhenitsyn's commander - in - chief , had only just left , and on Lydia's father's instructions Solzhenitsyn was given the lux ...
... arrived , the sanatorium was being used as a rest home for the top military brass . Marshal Rokossovsky , Solzhenitsyn's commander - in - chief , had only just left , and on Lydia's father's instructions Solzhenitsyn was given the lux ...
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... arrived bearing a tunic , a wide leather belt , epau- lettes , and a dark - grey beret to wear , together with a faked Red Army pass and a faked travel warrant . The two of them set out the next evening for Moscow , where they stayed ...
... arrived bearing a tunic , a wide leather belt , epau- lettes , and a dark - grey beret to wear , together with a faked Red Army pass and a faked travel warrant . The two of them set out the next evening for Moscow , where they stayed ...
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... arrived ! The Fascists have arrived ! " was the cry that greeted them as they climbed down from the backs of the lorries and stretched their stiff limbs . The district of Zvenigorod , where the camp was situated , was only thirty miles ...
... arrived ! The Fascists have arrived ! " was the cry that greeted them as they climbed down from the backs of the lorries and stretched their stiff limbs . The district of Zvenigorod , where the camp was situated , was only thirty miles ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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