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... matter for the mighty Union of Writers . My every line is suppressed , while the entire press is in the hands of the Union . ” Fedin was adamant that it should be the other way round , and again it was Surkov who put the matter in a ...
... matter for the mighty Union of Writers . My every line is suppressed , while the entire press is in the hands of the Union . ” Fedin was adamant that it should be the other way round , and again it was Surkov who put the matter in a ...
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... matter for you - today I am writing an open letter to Andropov and will give it to samizdat . Try to believe me and convince your family that any attempt to hush the matter up and conceal it will simply help them to smother you silently ...
... matter for you - today I am writing an open letter to Andropov and will give it to samizdat . Try to believe me and convince your family that any attempt to hush the matter up and conceal it will simply help them to smother you silently ...
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... matter , was respon- sible for " tidying up the loose ends . " It may be that Solzhenitsyn was not asked to choose , but there is no evidence that he was anything other than delighted by the decision to send him abroad or that he ...
... matter , was respon- sible for " tidying up the loose ends . " It may be that Solzhenitsyn was not asked to choose , but there is no evidence that he was anything other than delighted by the decision to send him abroad or that he ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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