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... official part is over and some young people burst into the room , impatient to begin a party - the room serves as both office and club for the kolkhoz , there being only one " official " building in the village . They fling open the ...
... official part is over and some young people burst into the room , impatient to begin a party - the room serves as both office and club for the kolkhoz , there being only one " official " building in the village . They fling open the ...
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... official permission for her to have access to official secrets . He is arrested and sen- tenced to eight years in prison . So Lopatkin disappears in the Gulag Archi- pelago like Lysenko's victim the academician Nikolai Vavilov and ...
... official permission for her to have access to official secrets . He is arrested and sen- tenced to eight years in prison . So Lopatkin disappears in the Gulag Archi- pelago like Lysenko's victim the academician Nikolai Vavilov and ...
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... official statements , " Leninist norms have been reinstated . " As we progress in our study of Russian lit- erature , we shall look around us carefully and make use of the rich documen- tary evidence available . To what extent over the ...
... official statements , " Leninist norms have been reinstated . " As we progress in our study of Russian lit- erature , we shall look around us carefully and make use of the rich documen- tary evidence available . To what extent over the ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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