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... leave it . As Solzhenitsyn later said , “ Nikolai's motto was that we have only one life . We were born to live , so let's live and to hell with everything else . " 13 Solzhenitsyn , however , was moving in precisely the opposite ...
... leave it . As Solzhenitsyn later said , “ Nikolai's motto was that we have only one life . We were born to live , so let's live and to hell with everything else . " 13 Solzhenitsyn , however , was moving in precisely the opposite ...
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... leave for home . Not long afterwards , the children of exiles had been admitted to the universities and other institutions of higher education , and the exiles themselves were no longer bullied and treated as second - class citizens ...
... leave for home . Not long afterwards , the children of exiles had been admitted to the universities and other institutions of higher education , and the exiles themselves were no longer bullied and treated as second - class citizens ...
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... leave the Agricultural Institute . She had ceased doing any original research , she was socially estranged from most of her colleagues by her husband's unsociability , and the work was no longer very interesting . But Solzhenitsyn ...
... leave the Agricultural Institute . She had ceased doing any original research , she was socially estranged from most of her colleagues by her husband's unsociability , and the work was no longer very interesting . But Solzhenitsyn ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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