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By Lev Kopelev

Lippincott, 1977, 268 pp

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An abridged English edition of the personal memoir of a Russian Jewish writer who spent over a decade in Stalin's prisons and labor camps and now lives, a known dissident, in Moscow. The account is calm, factual, and intensely human.

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