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The truth that killed

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Ticknor & Fields, Jun 1, 1984 - Political Science - 280 pages
Hailed in England as a classic, this memoir of the Bulgarian expatriate assassinated in London provides a rare view of life, corruption, decadence, dissidence, and repression in Communist Bulgaria

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Contents

The Workers Republic
19
The Party and Work
35
Monday Evenings
50
Copyright

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TitleThe truth that killed
AuthorGeorgi Markov
PublisherTicknor & Fields, 1984
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJun 9, 2008
ISBN0899192963, 9780899192963
Length280 pages
Subjects › 

Authors, Bulgarian
Authors, Bulgarian/ 20th century/ Biography
Dissenters
Dissenters/ Bulgaria/ Biography
Political Science / General
Political Science / History & Theory
  
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