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Ginzburg, Evgenii︠a︡.

Journey into the whirlwind / Eugenia Semyonovna Ginzburg ; translated by Paul Stevenson and Max Hayward.

San Diego [Calif.] : Harcourt Brace & Co., [©1995]

418 pages : map ; 21 cm

Ginzburg, Evgenii︠a︡

Political prisoners -- Soviet Union -- Biography.

Soviet Union -- Social conditions.

Krutoĭ marshrut. English

"A Harvest book."

"A Helen and Kurt Wolff book."

"Copyright renewed 1995"--Title page verso.

Translation of Krutoĭ marshrut.

A telephone call at dawn The red-haired professor Prelude The snowball There's no one so silly as a clever man My last year Life counted in minutes The year 1937 begins Expelled from the Party That day Captain Vevers The cellars at "Black Lake" The investigators have conclusive evidence Stick and carrot The walls come to life "Can you forgive me?" The "conveyor belt" Confrontations Parting New encounters Orphans twice over Tukhachevsky and others To Moscow Transfer Introduction to Butyrki The whole of the Comintern Butyrki nights In accordance with the law of December 1st "A fair and speedy trial" Penal servitude -- what bliss! The Pugachev Tower The Stolypin coach Five steps by three Major Weinstock's twenty-two commandments Bright nights and dark days Captain Glan's dog The underground punishment cell Comunista Italiana "Next year in Jerusalem" Day after day, month after month A breath of oxygen A fire in prison Punishment cell for the second time Memories of Giordano Bruno The end of the "monstrous dwarf" Great expectations A bathhouse! Just an ordinary bathhouse! The ruins of Schlusselburg Car Number 7 All sorts to make a world The transit camp The S.S. Dzhurma No luck today, my lady Death! Light work Elgen is the Yakut word for "dead" Free felling Salvation from heaven

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