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... young writer's work in which a district committee Secretary was depicted . In order to emphasize the fact that he was a " positive " character , the young writer had described how he had gone into his sleeping son's room to kiss him ...
... young writer's work in which a district committee Secretary was depicted . In order to emphasize the fact that he was a " positive " character , the young writer had described how he had gone into his sleeping son's room to kiss him ...
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... young writers . Here and there typewritten periodicals appeared which would have been indistinguishable from other student publi- cations if it had not been for the fact that those responsible for them received prison sentences . There ...
... young writers . Here and there typewritten periodicals appeared which would have been indistinguishable from other student publi- cations if it had not been for the fact that those responsible for them received prison sentences . There ...
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... young people ? He has nothing but contempt , for example , for the young man who is officially registered as Nikita although everyone , including his mother , calls him Petrukha because he is such a good - for - nothing . First of all ...
... young people ? He has nothing but contempt , for example , for the young man who is officially registered as Nikita although everyone , including his mother , calls him Petrukha because he is such a good - for - nothing . First of all ...
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The State Starts an Avalanche | 11 |
Emmanuil Kazakevich | 19 |
Viktor Nekrasov | 27 |
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