Personal Chronicle of 11 Years in Moscow by Gilmore
Sddy Gilmore recounts his 11 years in the Soviet Union including wartime escape to Archangel, Moscow residency, and marriage to Tamara. He describes censorship, danger, and self preservation through journalism and music, ending with relief at a freer era and the thrill of writing uncensored.
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One Way to Avoid Those Sunday Visitors
A Hutchinson couple drives to Lyons to visit a brother while another pair visits a Wellington relative and Arnold Atwood travels to Hutchinson to join the Kauzers. Letters reveal why no one was at home. The cork oak is evergreen.
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