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... friend who deserves mention at this stage is Lydia Ezherets ( known to her friends as Lida ) . Lydia came from a highly cultivated Jewish family that was very prominent in Rostov during the inter - war years . Her father , Dr Alexander ...
... friend who deserves mention at this stage is Lydia Ezherets ( known to her friends as Lida ) . Lydia came from a highly cultivated Jewish family that was very prominent in Rostov during the inter - war years . Her father , Dr Alexander ...
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... friends . Kopelev , who got on well with Nikolai , nevertheless couldn't stand his habit of referring to famous Russian writers as " Al " Pushkin , " Mickey " Lermon- tov , " Nick " Nekrasov , and " Volodya " Mayakovsky . * He had ...
... friends . Kopelev , who got on well with Nikolai , nevertheless couldn't stand his habit of referring to famous Russian writers as " Al " Pushkin , " Mickey " Lermon- tov , " Nick " Nekrasov , and " Volodya " Mayakovsky . * He had ...
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... friends and estranged her from her colleagues at the institute . There was much truth in this . Solzhenitsyn was ... friends had been built up during her years with Vsevolod . He still lived in Ryazan , and mixing with these friends ...
... friends and estranged her from her colleagues at the institute . There was much truth in this . Solzhenitsyn was ... friends had been built up during her years with Vsevolod . He still lived in Ryazan , and mixing with these friends ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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