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• date: 1/21/1983 12:00:00 AM
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• author: Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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  I 
  • 
  ALEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYN 
  AT THE END 
  OF THE 
  BREZHNEV ERA 
  T
  HE SoVIET UNION of today serves as an example of 
  what Communism does to all countries and to all 
  peoples that fall under its control. The differences from 
  country to country are of secondary importance; the domi­
  nant features of the process are everywhere alike. 
  The first act of the Communists upon coming to power in 
  Russia in 1917 was to hand Germany 25, 30, 40 per cent of 
  Russia's territory, whatever it t...

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114-Communism.pdf