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... knew for sure . After the first telegram she had hoped that perhaps he had been sent on some sort of secret assignment . But now she knew without a doubt : her husband had been arrested and was in jail in Moscow.9 It was not possible ...
... knew for sure . After the first telegram she had hoped that perhaps he had been sent on some sort of secret assignment . But now she knew without a doubt : her husband had been arrested and was in jail in Moscow.9 It was not possible ...
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... knew what lay behind those words . " Soviet ” didn't just mean " Russian " or a citizen of the Soviet Union . " Soviet " in this context meant you supported the Soviet system . He hesitated and replied that the Special Board had itself ...
... knew what lay behind those words . " Soviet ” didn't just mean " Russian " or a citizen of the Soviet Union . " Soviet " in this context meant you supported the Soviet system . He hesitated and replied that the Special Board had itself ...
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... knew . But did they know that people were being arrested who were in no way guilty ? No , they did not know . They believed Stalin and did not admit the thought that repression could be applied against honest people devoted to our cause ...
... knew . But did they know that people were being arrested who were in no way guilty ? No , they did not know . They believed Stalin and did not admit the thought that repression could be applied against honest people devoted to our cause ...
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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