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... told him that the coincidences were so great as to make him suspicious , and he had momentarily wondered whether Kopelev was an informer . But the suspicion quickly faded . Solzhenitsyn was gratified to learn that Kopelev had shared his ...
... told him that the coincidences were so great as to make him suspicious , and he had momentarily wondered whether Kopelev was an informer . But the suspicion quickly faded . Solzhenitsyn was gratified to learn that Kopelev had shared his ...
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... told her , adding that it was his most important work , the one that mattered and would hit the Soviet leadership the hardest . He also told her he wanted it to " stun public opinion throughout the world . Let the true nature of these ...
... told her , adding that it was his most important work , the one that mattered and would hit the Soviet leadership the hardest . He also told her he wanted it to " stun public opinion throughout the world . Let the true nature of these ...
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... told Böll , on which he had been without his notebook and pencil . ' He felt naked and at the mercy of others . But the following morning he was his old self again — relaxed , friendly , calm , and controlled . Strolling outside with ...
... told Böll , on which he had been without his notebook and pencil . ' He felt naked and at the mercy of others . But the following morning he was his old self again — relaxed , friendly , calm , and controlled . Strolling outside with ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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