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... Surkov gave at a meeting of the Moscow intelligentsia in the field of the arts deserve attention . He was seeking to crush the " Renaissance " which was then still in its infancy . Surkov - and there is no " emptier heart " than he ...
... Surkov gave at a meeting of the Moscow intelligentsia in the field of the arts deserve attention . He was seeking to crush the " Renaissance " which was then still in its infancy . Surkov - and there is no " emptier heart " than he ...
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... Surkov decided to go a step further- to use the burnt - out sputnik in the sky as a smoke - screen for a pogrom on earth . In Russia Surkov's painstaking zeal produced disdainful amusement . Everyone had read Dudintsev and had found it ...
... Surkov decided to go a step further- to use the burnt - out sputnik in the sky as a smoke - screen for a pogrom on earth . In Russia Surkov's painstaking zeal produced disdainful amusement . Everyone had read Dudintsev and had found it ...
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... Surkov " a syrupy hy- ena . " When Tvardovsky died , his family asked Surkov not to attend the funeral . But it was just as Yuzovsky had predicted . Surkov made a speech at the funeral ceremony , stretching out his white proletarian ...
... Surkov " a syrupy hy- ena . " When Tvardovsky died , his family asked Surkov not to attend the funeral . But it was just as Yuzovsky had predicted . Surkov made a speech at the funeral ceremony , stretching out his white proletarian ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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