Till My Tale Is Told: Women s Memoirs of the Gulag,New

Till My Tale Is Told: Women s Memoirs of the Gulag,New

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. . . a fascinating, brave and in many ways heartening book . . . ' Times Literary Supplement' . . . some of the best of the enormous, mostly untranslated Gulag memoir literature.' Anne Applebaum, Literary Review (London)' . . . probably the most gripping and detailed addtion to the famous fundamental work by Solzhenitsyn. This book should be read by everybody . . . ' The Spectator'How extraordinary it is that compassion and tenderness may flourish in the cruellest conditions; how stubbornly and bravely people survive them. This is not a depressing book but an inspiriting and encouraging one.' Doris LessingArrest, interrogation, imprisonment, trial and sentencing, transport, labor camps, internal exile, sometimes release, often followed by rearrest and reimprisonmentand, for those who outlived Stalin, eventual reprieve and rehabilitationthese are the outlines of the experiences recorded by 16 courageous Russian women whose moving testimonies, most of them written in secret and at great personal risk, are presented here.

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