Ehrenburg Sees Revolt Voice in Red Writing in Moscow
Ilya Ehrenburg, 72, once near Stalin’s literary voice, now setbacks mix with defiant stance. He defends being Jewish in Russia, contends with Izvestia attacks, praises Western art, and recounts a Stalin era publishing squeeze that reversed when war looming. He now publishes memoir chapters in Novy Mir and hosts a life amid modern art and a country house.
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The King shields moneylending Jews to weaken taxed barons. Jews cling to some gold as hatred grows, leading to a mob massacre in medieval York from 1182 onward. The novel parallels 1940s genocide policy and uses medieval imagery and biblical cadence.
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Publishers Weekly compiles a hardcover best seller list with last week’s ratings. Selections include Seven Days in May and Fail-Safe near the top, alongside The Sand Pebbles and Silent Spring in strong positions.
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Fortunes Booklet Puzzle from 1963 by Miller
A small daily number puzzle titled HP guides fortune reading. Count letters in your first name, modify by rules, then scan a letter grid from the upper left to collect a message from checked figures. Published 1963 by William J. Miller and King Features Syndicate.
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