The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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Page 197
... Russian spies in our midst . One cannot help being worried , however , by the length of time needed for uncovering the full extent of the treason . In the United States and in Britain we have lately witnessed trials of Russian spies ...
... Russian spies in our midst . One cannot help being worried , however , by the length of time needed for uncovering the full extent of the treason . In the United States and in Britain we have lately witnessed trials of Russian spies ...
Page 239
... Russian story ought , it leaves one to ask oneself the perennial question of how much is due to the pull of the fictional and timeless land - Russia itself— the pull which any Russian translation has and which no native novelist can ...
... Russian story ought , it leaves one to ask oneself the perennial question of how much is due to the pull of the fictional and timeless land - Russia itself— the pull which any Russian translation has and which no native novelist can ...
Page 355
... Russian conditions for coexistence appear to be an agreement to leave Russia in undisturbed sway over Eastern Europe and China , including the right to liquidate Marshal Tito . Nothing approaching a formal proposal has been made , but ...
... Russian conditions for coexistence appear to be an agreement to leave Russia in undisturbed sway over Eastern Europe and China , including the right to liquidate Marshal Tito . Nothing approaching a formal proposal has been made , but ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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