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• date: 4/30/1982 12:00:00 AM
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• author: Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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  THE 
  son 
  'VOICE OF AMERICA 
  Aleksandr 
  Solzhenitsyn 
  :. 
  T
  HIRTY YEARS AGO, in 1953, when I had just been 
  freed from the 'labor camp, I bought a radio re­
  ceiver with the first money earned. It was during my exile 
  in Kazakhstan, and it was considered a suspicious move: 
  why should someone in exile buy a radio? But I listened in­
  tently. through the horrendous jamming. and tried to catch 
  some bits of information from the Western nations' Rus­
  sian-language· broadcasts. I...

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127-The Soft Voice of America.pdf