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The Deserted House
Book
1967
The Deserted House
RU
The Deserted House
Lydia Chukovskaia
Information
Realm
Russian
Author
Lydia Chukovskaia
Title
The Deserted House
Place of Publication
New York
Publisher
Dutton
Date of Publication
1967
Material Type
Book
Language
English
Translator
Aline B. Werth
Reviews
14
Review
1980
Victor Terras. Review of The Deserted House (1978) by Lydia Chukovskaia
Victor Terras
Lydia Chukovskaia’s short novel, written in 1939-40 and first published in 1966, appears here in a reprint of Aline B. Werth’s excellent 1967 translation, which was based, unfortunately, on the Paris book version (Opustelyi dom)...
SA
Review
1967
Gillian Freeman. Tyrannies
Svetlana Allilueva
We spend much of our limited time choosing in the mistaken belief that we have a choice. Not only do we worry whether or not we are making the right decisions now, but also whether we made the right ones in the past. Caught up in external events, we act within a psychologically determined framework...
SM
Review
1967
Saul Maloff. Can Such Things Have Been?
Saul Maloff
Review
1967
Victim of a Stalin Purge
The Stalin purges, not only of the terrible years of 1937-39 but also of those of 1949-52, have been the subject of an ever-growing literature. Some, like General Gorbatov’s reminiscences and Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s One Day...
Review
1967
Merle Fainsod. One To Be Burned
Addressing a meeting of the literary artistic intelligentsia in Moscow on March 8, 1963, Nikita Khrushchev exclaimed, “They say that the magazines and publishing houses are flooded with manuscripts about the life of persons in exile...
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Article
1974
Moscow Writers Expel Novelist
Christopher Wren
Article
1971
Soviet Writer Fights Odessa Librarian's Conviction
Hedrick Smith
MOSCOW, Oct. 10 – A noted writer has accused an Odessa court of using the writings of Anna Akhmatova and Osip Mandelstam, two of the most famous Russian poets of the 20th century, to convict a 35-year-old Odessa librarian on charges of having distributed anti-Soviet literature...
Article
1967
A Classic of the Purge
Alexander Werth