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... copy was kept at Veron- ica Stein's flat in Moscow , where it had been perused by many in her circle , and Zhores Medvedev , who got to know Solzhenitsyn at about this time , had been told of another flat where a copy of the typescript ...
... copy was kept at Veron- ica Stein's flat in Moscow , where it had been perused by many in her circle , and Zhores Medvedev , who got to know Solzhenitsyn at about this time , had been told of another flat where a copy of the typescript ...
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... copies of the play . He was eager to read it , but he still could not bring himself to accept a copy from the secretariat ( which effectively meant from the KGB ) . Solzhenitsyn assured him that he possessed no copies , and that , if ...
... copies of the play . He was eager to read it , but he still could not bring himself to accept a copy from the secretariat ( which effectively meant from the KGB ) . Solzhenitsyn assured him that he possessed no copies , and that , if ...
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... copy of the poem made by the friend of a friend four years before , when the atmosphere had been more relaxed and samizdat had been circulating more freely . Now , after keeping it secret for four years , the friend's friend had lent it ...
... copy of the poem made by the friend of a friend four years before , when the atmosphere had been more relaxed and samizdat had been circulating more freely . Now , after keeping it secret for four years , the friend's friend had lent it ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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