Moscow Writers Accused by Soviet Party for Opposing Control
A group of Moscow writers faces formal party condemnation for opposing censorship. Central figures include Emmanuel Kazakevich and V. Dudintsev, amid a broader debate on freedom of expression and the role of literature under totalitarian rule.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Literary Gazette
New York
of Moscow Writers
Emaneul Kazakevich
V. Dudintsev
Lopatkin
Margherita Aliger
Stalin
Writers’ Union
Alexander Yashin
V. Tendryakov
V. Rudny
V. Kaverin
Literary
Alexie Surkov
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