Revolution
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" "I was raised in America, " Paul said, "but I never became a citizenbecause of some minor technicality while I was a boy. After I reachedadulthood and first began working for the government, it was decidedthat it might be better, due to my type of specialization, that Icontinue to remain legally not an American. " "But actually you are Russian?" "I was born here in Leningrad, " Paul said evenly.
Ana leaned forward, "Why then, actually, you're a traitor to Russia. " Paul laughed. "Look who's t...alking. A leader of the underground. " Ana wasn't amused. "But there is a difference in motivation. I fight toimprove my country. You fight for the United States and the West. " "I can't see much difference. We're both trying to overthrow a viciousbureaucracy. " He laughed again. "You hate them as much as I do. " "I don't know. " She frowned, trying to find words, dropped English andspoke in Russian. "The Communists made mistakes, horrible mistakesand--especially under Stalin--were vicious beyond belief to achieve whatthey wanted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I was raised in America, " Paul said, "but I never became a citizenbecause of some minor technicality while I was a boy. After I reachedadulthood and first began working for the government, it was decidedthat it might be better, due to my type of specialization, that Icontinue to remain legally not an American. " "But actually you are Russian?" "I was born here in Leningrad, " Paul said evenly.
Ana leaned forward, "Why then, actually, you're a traitor to Russia. " Paul laughed. "Look who's t...alking. A leader of the underground. " Ana wasn't amused. "But there is a difference in motivation. I fight toimprove my country. You fight for the United States and the West. " "I can't see much difference. We're both trying to overthrow a viciousbureaucracy. " He laughed again. "You hate them as much as I do. " "I don't know. " She frowned, trying to find words, dropped English andspoke in Russian. "The Communists made mistakes, horrible mistakesand--especially under Stalin--were vicious beyond belief to achieve whatthey wanted.
What to read after Revolution?
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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