Dawn Over Samarkand the Rebirth of Central Asia
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Incidentally, one distinction of Stalinabad the Tadjik Communists never omit to mention Stalinabad is the first, and so far, the only capital city in the world free of any religious institutions. No mosques, no churches, no syna- gogues. This in the dark depths of Asia! Stalinabad Press Self-criticism The two local papers, in addition to the inevitable cot- ton and collectivization subjects, bristle with self-criticism, with exposes of inefficiency, laxness, dishonesty on the part of organizati...ons and officials. Inadequate sanitation and food provoke the bitterest comments from the worker correspondents. The inhabitants of the workers' settlement on the out- skirts of Stalinabad complain. For two weeks a dead camel has been spreading such a terrific stench in the neighbor- hood that one can neither pass the street nor open a win- dow without becoming sick at the stomach. Repeated appeals to the militia (police) have brought no results. The item in the newspaper concludes with two despairing questions: "How long does the militia intend to let the rotting camel poison our lives?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Incidentally, one distinction of Stalinabad the Tadjik Communists never omit to mention Stalinabad is the first, and so far, the only capital city in the world free of any religious institutions. No mosques, no churches, no syna- gogues. This in the dark depths of Asia! Stalinabad Press Self-criticism The two local papers, in addition to the inevitable cot- ton and collectivization subjects, bristle with self-criticism, with exposes of inefficiency, laxness, dishonesty on the part of organizati...ons and officials. Inadequate sanitation and food provoke the bitterest comments from the worker correspondents. The inhabitants of the workers' settlement on the out- skirts of Stalinabad complain. For two weeks a dead camel has been spreading such a terrific stench in the neighbor- hood that one can neither pass the street nor open a win- dow without becoming sick at the stomach. Repeated appeals to the militia (police) have brought no results. The item in the newspaper concludes with two despairing questions: "How long does the militia intend to let the rotting camel poison our lives?
What to read after Dawn Over Samarkand the Rebirth of Central Asia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joshua Kunitz to read onlineMoreLess
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