SOLZHENITSYN'S RUSSIAN SOUL IS FINALLY AT REST Georgie Anne Geyer, World News

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SOLZHENITSYN'S RUSSIAN SOUL IS FINALLY AT REST Georgie Anne Geyer
Aug 11, 2008 10:21

Georgie Anne Geyer - WASHINGTON -- When Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote his first book on the horrors of the Soviet camps in 1962, the excitement that burst forth in Russia and the West came pouring out like a torrent of hope. Virtually every Western analyst not only praised &quotOne Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" but also saw its big, bear-like, bearded author as the forerunner of profound change in his tortured land.

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