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Soviet評 US books draw sharp lines on both sides
Soviet teachers harshly critique American writers while lamenting Russian writers toe the party line. Two translated pamphlets from Moscow summarize lectures by A Mendelson and A M Egelin, highlighting perceived anti Fascist deficits in Upton Sinclair, Steinbeck, O Neill, Hellman, and darker views of American publishing. The Soviet view condemns what it calls bourgeois literature and notes irresponsible homegrown stories like Incident over Berlin.
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Washington
Moscow
American Council of Learned Societies
A. Mendelson
Upton Sinclair
United States
Paine
Jefferson
Franklin
Cooper
Melville
Twain
Whitman
London
Dreiser
Sinclair
Mendelson
Europe
Eugene O'Neill
John Steinbeck
Cally
Steinbeck
Martin Flavin
Lillian Hellman
A. M. Egelin
Berlin
Korotkov