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... Stalin's secretary , succeeded in having it delivered to Stalin . As a rule Stalin did not respond to writers ' complaints , although he made a small number of exceptions as in the case of Gorky , Bulgakov and a few others . But he ...
... Stalin's secretary , succeeded in having it delivered to Stalin . As a rule Stalin did not respond to writers ' complaints , although he made a small number of exceptions as in the case of Gorky , Bulgakov and a few others . But he ...
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... Stalin about Grossman's novel . This episode , one of hundreds , is interesting because it points straight to the ultimate organizer of all political murders . The whole country wrote to Stalin . Tortured and bleeding , Russia turned to ...
... Stalin about Grossman's novel . This episode , one of hundreds , is interesting because it points straight to the ultimate organizer of all political murders . The whole country wrote to Stalin . Tortured and bleeding , Russia turned to ...
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... Stalin epoch , the Kolkhozes and the shock - brigades . On 12 August 1952 , on Stalin's orders , large numbers of Yiddish writers and poets , loyal to the regime and members of the Jewish Antifascist Committee , were taken off to camp ...
... Stalin epoch , the Kolkhozes and the shock - brigades . On 12 August 1952 , on Stalin's orders , large numbers of Yiddish writers and poets , loyal to the regime and members of the Jewish Antifascist Committee , were taken off to camp ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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