A History of Post-war Soviet Writing: The Literature of Moral Opposition |
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... side . Our officers try to comfort us , Our great Motherland loves us .... Our guns are chopping up our own side , It's fallen short , overshot , fallen short- We're firing on our own side . These verses understandably soon became a ...
... side . Our officers try to comfort us , Our great Motherland loves us .... Our guns are chopping up our own side , It's fallen short , overshot , fallen short- We're firing on our own side . These verses understandably soon became a ...
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... side and there is no trace of the Soviet troops at all . So the condemned man and his guard Dzhurabayev attempt to make their way back to their own side . At first Dzhurabayev pushes his condemned prisoner along with a bayonet in his ...
... side and there is no trace of the Soviet troops at all . So the condemned man and his guard Dzhurabayev attempt to make their way back to their own side . At first Dzhurabayev pushes his condemned prisoner along with a bayonet in his ...
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... side of things , then there will be fewer sides all around . " He refuses to made a truck available for a woman in childbirth , saying : " That's not what trucks are for . " There is an artist in the book called Pukhov , a cynic who has ...
... side of things , then there will be fewer sides all around . " He refuses to made a truck available for a woman in childbirth , saying : " That's not what trucks are for . " There is an artist in the book called Pukhov , a cynic who has ...
Contents
The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
V Panova Pardoned V | 41 |
The HatchetMen | 51 |
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