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... Tarusa was not just another book with birch trees on the dustjacket . Literary Moscow had been banned . Pages from Tarusa was Paustovsky's counter- attack , a breach in the new wall of censorship . The first ideas for the collection ...
... Tarusa was not just another book with birch trees on the dustjacket . Literary Moscow had been banned . Pages from Tarusa was Paustovsky's counter- attack , a breach in the new wall of censorship . The first ideas for the collection ...
Page 161
... Tarusa contains so many " TV spot announcements , " as I call them , which are exaggeratedly orthodox and meant to divert the attention of the authorities . The introduction , for example , is like the quin- tessential lead article from ...
... Tarusa contains so many " TV spot announcements , " as I call them , which are exaggeratedly orthodox and meant to divert the attention of the authorities . The introduction , for example , is like the quin- tessential lead article from ...
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... Tarusa that Marina Tsvetaeva spent her child- hood . She dedicated some of her verses to Tarusa and many of them were published for the first time in Pages from Tarusa , as was her story " Kiril- lovny " in which she implores fate : " I ...
... Tarusa that Marina Tsvetaeva spent her child- hood . She dedicated some of her verses to Tarusa and many of them were published for the first time in Pages from Tarusa , as was her story " Kiril- lovny " in which she implores fate : " I ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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