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... cell and reminded that every moment of sleep was precious to them . Nearly an hour of sleep time had passed already , and nobody knew which of them might be called out for interrogation later that night . But the real joy of his first cell ...
... cell and reminded that every moment of sleep was precious to them . Nearly an hour of sleep time had passed already , and nobody knew which of them might be called out for interrogation later that night . But the real joy of his first cell ...
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A Biography Michael Scammell. The third cell - mate , Georgi Kramarenko , was the cell's stool - pigeon , whose job it was to report to the investigators on what the other prisoners were saying , how they reacted to their interrogation ...
A Biography Michael Scammell. The third cell - mate , Georgi Kramarenko , was the cell's stool - pigeon , whose job it was to report to the investigators on what the other prisoners were saying , how they reacted to their interrogation ...
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... cell were constantly being turned upside down , subtracted from , added to , stirred and mixed in new combinations . There was the same assortment of interesting individuals as before , with fascinating lives and unbelievable stories to ...
... cell were constantly being turned upside down , subtracted from , added to , stirred and mixed in new combinations . There was the same assortment of interesting individuals as before , with fascinating lives and unbelievable stories to ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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