Life Magazine June 23 1972 - Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize Winner WWI TC1
Life Magazine June 23 1972 - Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize Winner WWI TC1
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VTG Life Magazine June 23 1972 - Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize Winner WWI TC1
How Solzhenitsyn came to LIFE
We are proud to be able to publish this week an important section of Nobel Prize winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn's new novel, August 1914. It begins on page 47. LIFE doesn't often publish fic-tion, and I think you'll agree that this is a literary and news event of some distinction.
Solzhenitsyn is probably the greatest living Russian writer arguably one of the greatest in the world- yet he cannot be published in his native country. How he comes to be published here is a complicated story with some crucial gaps in it. In order to avoid the piracies and bad translations that marred foreign publication of his earlier books Cancer Ward and The First Circle, Solzhenitsyn asked Dr. Fritz Heeb...
VTG Life Magazine June 23 1972 - Alexander Solzhenitsyn Nobel Prize Winner WWI TC1
How Solzhenitsyn came to LIFE
We are proud to be able to publish this week an important section of Nobel Prize winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn's new novel, August 1914. It begins on page 47. LIFE doesn't often publish fic-tion, and I think you'll agree that this is a literary and news event of some distinction.
Solzhenitsyn is probably the greatest living Russian writer arguably one of the greatest in the world- yet he cannot be published in his native country. How he comes to be published here is a complicated story with some crucial gaps in it. In order to avoid the piracies and bad translations that marred foreign publication of his earlier books Cancer Ward and The First Circle, Solzhenitsyn asked Dr. Fritz Heeb...
