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... move . And in June 1957 came the move itself . Passing through Moscow , they spent a week with Natalia's uncle , Va- lentin Turkin , the cinema critic . Valentin had also been through difficult times since that carefree summer of 1940 ...
... move . And in June 1957 came the move itself . Passing through Moscow , they spent a week with Natalia's uncle , Va- lentin Turkin , the cinema critic . Valentin had also been through difficult times since that carefree summer of 1940 ...
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... move out and go elsewhere . Solzhenitsyn suggested to Natalia that they bring her two aunts Nina and Manya from Rostov to live with them . Since Maria had moved to Ryazan to look after Natalia , they had managed alone , but Nina was now ...
... move out and go elsewhere . Solzhenitsyn suggested to Natalia that they bring her two aunts Nina and Manya from Rostov to live with them . Since Maria had moved to Ryazan to look after Natalia , they had managed alone , but Nina was now ...
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... move to Zhukovka was made more permanent . The move naturally came as a great relief . Solzhenitsyn quickly chris- tened Rostropovich's miniature estate “ Seslavino , ” * and Rostropovich he called " Steve . " The grounds were ...
... move to Zhukovka was made more permanent . The move naturally came as a great relief . Solzhenitsyn quickly chris- tened Rostropovich's miniature estate “ Seslavino , ” * and Rostropovich he called " Steve . " The grounds were ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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