Freedom
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It's as free as Paris! Isaw a Tri-D cinema up there about two months ago. You know what it wasabout? The purges in Moscow back in the 1930s. " "A rather unique subject, " Simonov said.
"Um-m-m, made a very strong case for Bukharin, in particular. " Simonov said, very slowly, "I don't understand. You mean this . .. Thisfilm supported the, ah, Old Bolsheviks?" "Of course. Why not? Everybody knows they weren't guilty. " The Czechsnorted deprecation. "At least not guilty of what they were charged w...ith. They were in Stalin's way and he liquidated them. " The Czech thought aboutit for a while. "I wonder if he was already insane, that far back. " Had he taken up his mug of beer and dashed it into Simonov's face, hecouldn't have surprised the Russian more.
Ilya Simonov had to take control of himself. His first instinct was toshow his credentials, arrest the man and have him hauled up before thelocal agency of Simonov's ministry.
But obviously that was out of the question. He was in Czechoslovakia and, although Moscow still dominated the Soviet Complex, there was localautonomy and the Czech police just didn't enjoy their affairs beingmeddled with unless in extreme urgency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's as free as Paris! Isaw a Tri-D cinema up there about two months ago. You know what it wasabout? The purges in Moscow back in the 1930s. " "A rather unique subject, " Simonov said.
"Um-m-m, made a very strong case for Bukharin, in particular. " Simonov said, very slowly, "I don't understand. You mean this . .. Thisfilm supported the, ah, Old Bolsheviks?" "Of course. Why not? Everybody knows they weren't guilty. " The Czechsnorted deprecation. "At least not guilty of what they were charged w...ith. They were in Stalin's way and he liquidated them. " The Czech thought aboutit for a while. "I wonder if he was already insane, that far back. " Had he taken up his mug of beer and dashed it into Simonov's face, hecouldn't have surprised the Russian more.
Ilya Simonov had to take control of himself. His first instinct was toshow his credentials, arrest the man and have him hauled up before thelocal agency of Simonov's ministry.
But obviously that was out of the question. He was in Czechoslovakia and, although Moscow still dominated the Soviet Complex, there was localautonomy and the Czech police just didn't enjoy their affairs beingmeddled with unless in extreme urgency.
What to read after Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reynolds Mack to read onlineMoreLess
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