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... wanted , and which he counted on , he had to finish MIFLI as quickly as possible after graduating from the university . Meanwhile , I had to finish the conservatory . This in itself would make rigorous demands on our time . But " time ...
... wanted , and which he counted on , he had to finish MIFLI as quickly as possible after graduating from the university . Meanwhile , I had to finish the conservatory . This in itself would make rigorous demands on our time . But " time ...
Page 429
... wanted the comedy toned down so that Buinovsky could emerge as a " positive hero . " He also wanted Solzhenitsyn to moderate some of the language , particularly some of the camp slang and the repeated references to the camp officers as ...
... wanted the comedy toned down so that Buinovsky could emerge as a " positive hero . " He also wanted Solzhenitsyn to moderate some of the language , particularly some of the camp slang and the repeated references to the camp officers as ...
Page 608
... wanted from him was a brief internal note addressed to the secretariat . I wanted to dictate it to him . It would have gone approximately as follows : ' I do not regret and do not withdraw a single word of my letter , but I am sorry ...
... wanted from him was a brief internal note addressed to the secretariat . I wanted to dictate it to him . It would have gone approximately as follows : ' I do not regret and do not withdraw a single word of my letter , but I am sorry ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
Copyright | |
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