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81. Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Divisive Harvard Address, ‘A World Split Apart’,1978, Part 1

When I was growing up, in the midst of the Cold War, Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1918–2008) was a household name. Older readers, like myself, will remember his name. Younger readers, tragically, have never heard of him. He was known for being the Soviet dissident who spent years in a Soviet gulag for a simple critique of […]

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Posted bySocratesJune 4, 2023August 26, 2024Posted inCommunism, Democracy, Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Western CivilizationTags: Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Cold War Stalin, Greek Orthodox Church, Gulag Archipelago, make the world safe for democracy, Putin, Russia, Russian Revolution, Solzhenitsyn, Solzhenitsyn Harvard Address, Solzhenitsyn Harvard Commencement Speech, Soviet Union, the west2 Comments on 81. Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s Divisive Harvard Address, ‘A World Split Apart’,1978, Part 1
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