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... peasant to membership in the metropolitan intelligentsia . Yet it was not plain sailing . Sensitive to his origins and loyal to his roots , Isaaki was torn by the conflict between the pull of his peasant past and his hopes for a ...
... peasant to membership in the metropolitan intelligentsia . Yet it was not plain sailing . Sensitive to his origins and loyal to his roots , Isaaki was torn by the conflict between the pull of his peasant past and his hopes for a ...
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... peasants but any peasant who was moderately successful or well - to - do , while other innocent victims were accused of being “ kulak - minded ” ( podkulachniki ) . In the end it made little difference , for all who opposed the ...
... peasants but any peasant who was moderately successful or well - to - do , while other innocent victims were accused of being “ kulak - minded ” ( podkulachniki ) . In the end it made little difference , for all who opposed the ...
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... peasant ” * - it voiced , she said , the thoughts and feelings of the Russian people . She could not have put it more cunningly or temptingly . Tvardovsky's peasant origins and predilection for peasant themes were well known in Mos- cow ...
... peasant ” * - it voiced , she said , the thoughts and feelings of the Russian people . She could not have put it more cunningly or temptingly . Tvardovsky's peasant origins and predilection for peasant themes were well known in Mos- cow ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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