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nankinggoventandthesuppressionofthenistventfor;like
literaryjabitisnengland;;
literarybolshevisnundatedchinaafterthesuccessofthenationalistrevolution
thetrendousyoungenthusiasakethenationalist
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suppressionoftheyouthventbythekuontang;andaprocessofintroversion
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individualiststojointhethronglusinfought;resistedthetideforayearandthen
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intheshortspaceofhardlyteraryworks;
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uldquiteothesituationtheseincludehefollohors:
lunacharsky;liebediensky;chels;fadeev;gladhov;kollontay;shishkov;
ronov;pilniak;ognyov;sosnovsky;shaginian;yakovlev;alexeitolstoy;
dedov;erenburg;arosev;babel;kasatkin;ivanov;iva;luuts;sannikoff;
seyfullina;bakhtev;fedin;serafivitch;prishvin;senov;sholokhov;nvnv;
vessely;zosanov;andfignerwehave
ottedtontion;ofurse;the”greatrussians”ofprerevolutionarydays;like
pushkin;tiliarto
thereadingpublictchekovspleteranslated;tolstoyisknown
throughtyofhishelongranslatedinpart
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hiseandpunishnt};turgenievhadlongbeenknown
tyoneofhisranslatedgorky;bridgingacrossthetwoperiods;is;of
urse;populareroshenko;andreyevandartzybashevarealsopopular;duetolusinsinfluenandforthingsrussianybe
ntionedthecuriousfactthattythreeoutofthebarelyoverhundred
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