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... Zhores Medvedev , twisted his arms behind his back , and led him away before the astonished eyes of his family and friends . When asked why they had produced no doc- uments , the major replied , “ We are organs of force , and you can ...
... Zhores Medvedev , twisted his arms behind his back , and led him away before the astonished eyes of his family and friends . When asked why they had produced no doc- uments , the major replied , “ We are organs of force , and you can ...
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... Zhores Medvedev with just such an inquiry . Hegge had known Medvedev from the time of Medvedev's release from the mental hospital — a mutual friend had introduced them at the time— and it had been through Medvedev that Hegge had sought ...
... Zhores Medvedev with just such an inquiry . Hegge had known Medvedev from the time of Medvedev's release from the mental hospital — a mutual friend had introduced them at the time— and it had been through Medvedev that Hegge had sought ...
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... Medvedev , Ten Years , 130 . 27. The whole affair was later described in great detail by the Medvedev brothers . See Roy Medvedev and Zhores Medvedev , A Question of Madness , trans . Ellen de Kadt ( Lon- don , 1971 ) . 28. Oak , 298 ...
... Medvedev , Ten Years , 130 . 27. The whole affair was later described in great detail by the Medvedev brothers . See Roy Medvedev and Zhores Medvedev , A Question of Madness , trans . Ellen de Kadt ( Lon- don , 1971 ) . 28. Oak , 298 ...
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Preface | 13 |
Acknowledgements | 21 |
1 OUT OF CHAOS AND SUFFERING | 25 |
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