Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 1. Solidarity -- 2. Novy Mir, a Literary Miracle, and the Party -- 3. The Nomination of Ivan Denisovich for the Lenin Prize -- 4. The Lenin Prize Committee makes its Selection -- 5. The First Circle -- 6. The Confiscation of the First Circle and Solzhenitsyn's Papers -- 7. Circumstances -- Known and Unknown -- behind the Confiscation -- 8. Solzhenitsyn and Academician P.L. Kapitsa -- 9. What is to be done with Disobedient Talent? -- 10. The Appeal to the Fourth Writers' Congress -- 11. Cancer Ward in Samizdat and the Novy Mir -- 12. The Black Market in Russian Literature -- 13. Who Profits from the Literary Black Market? -- 14. The Open Campaign Against Solzhenitsyn Begins -- 15. the Publication of Cancer Ward and The First Circle abroad in the Autumn of 1968 -- 16. The Pseudo-Solzhenitsyn and "Solzhenitser" -- 17. Expulsion of Solzhenitsyn from the Soviet Writers' Union -- 18. An Alibi for One of the Accusations -- 19. The Break-up of the Novy Mir Editorial Board -- 20. The Difficult Summer of 1970 -- 21. The Nobel Prize for Literature -- 22. Where will the Nobel Prize be Presented? -- 23. Persecution of Friends and a New Wave of Criticism -- 24. A New Novel -- August 1914 -- 25. The Death of Alexander Tvardovsky -- 26. Literaturnaya Gazeta launches an "International" Campaign -- 27. The Cancellation of the Nobel Prize Ceremony in Moscow -- 28. Who calls the tune and who plays the music? -- 29. The Nobel Lecture -- 30. Ten Years -- Appendix: Solzhenitsyn's Open letter to the Fourth Soviet Writers' Congress.. }
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- catalog description "1. Solidarity -- 2. Novy Mir, a Literary Miracle, and the Party -- 3. The Nomination of Ivan Denisovich for the Lenin Prize -- 4. The Lenin Prize Committee makes its Selection -- 5. The First Circle -- 6. The Confiscation of the First Circle and Solzhenitsyn's Papers -- 7. Circumstances -- Known and Unknown -- behind the Confiscation -- 8. Solzhenitsyn and Academician P.L. Kapitsa -- 9. What is to be done with Disobedient Talent? -- 10. The Appeal to the Fourth Writers' Congress -- 11. Cancer Ward in Samizdat and the Novy Mir -- 12. The Black Market in Russian Literature -- 13. Who Profits from the Literary Black Market? -- 14. The Open Campaign Against Solzhenitsyn Begins -- 15. the Publication of Cancer Ward and The First Circle abroad in the Autumn of 1968 -- 16. The Pseudo-Solzhenitsyn and "Solzhenitser" -- 17. Expulsion of Solzhenitsyn from the Soviet Writers' Union -- 18. An Alibi for One of the Accusations -- 19. The Break-up of the Novy Mir Editorial Board -- 20. The Difficult Summer of 1970 -- 21. The Nobel Prize for Literature -- 22. Where will the Nobel Prize be Presented? -- 23. Persecution of Friends and a New Wave of Criticism -- 24. A New Novel -- August 1914 -- 25. The Death of Alexander Tvardovsky -- 26. Literaturnaya Gazeta launches an "International" Campaign -- 27. The Cancellation of the Nobel Prize Ceremony in Moscow -- 28. Who calls the tune and who plays the music? -- 29. The Nobel Lecture -- 30. Ten Years -- Appendix: Solzhenitsyn's Open letter to the Fourth Soviet Writers' Congress.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. Solidarity -- 2. Novy Mir, a Literary Miracle, and the Party -- 3. The Nomination of Ivan Denisovich for the Lenin Prize -- 4. The Lenin Prize Committee makes its Selection -- 5. The First Circle -- 6. The Confiscation of the First Circle and Solzhenitsyn's Papers -- 7. Circumstances -- Known and Unknown -- behind the Confiscation -- 8. Solzhenitsyn and Academician P.L. Kapitsa -- 9. What is to be done with Disobedient Talent? -- 10. The Appeal to the Fourth Writers' Congress -- 11. Cancer Ward in Samizdat and the Novy Mir -- 12. The Black Market in Russian Literature -- 13. Who Profits from the Literary Black Market? -- 14. The Open Campaign Against Solzhenitsyn Begins -- 15. the Publication of Cancer Ward and The First Circle abroad in the Autumn of 1968 -- 16. The Pseudo-Solzhenitsyn and "Solzhenitser" -- 17. Expulsion of Solzhenitsyn from the Soviet Writers' Union -- 18. An Alibi for One of the Accusations -- 19. The Break-up of the Novy Mir Editorial Board -- 20. The Difficult Summer of 1970 -- 21. The Nobel Prize for Literature -- 22. Where will the Nobel Prize be Presented? -- 23. Persecution of Friends and a New Wave of Criticism -- 24. A New Novel -- August 1914 -- 25. The Death of Alexander Tvardovsky -- 26. Literaturnaya Gazeta launches an "International" Campaign -- 27. The Cancellation of the Nobel Prize Ceremony in Moscow -- 28. Who calls the tune and who plays the music? -- 29. The Nobel Lecture -- 30. Ten Years -- Appendix: Solzhenitsyn's Open letter to the Fourth Soviet Writers' Congress.".