| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In a still totalitarian Soviet Union barely thawed from the paralysis of Stalinist terror, Grossman???s book, as another glasnost-era commentator put it, was ???the novel of a free man.???Grossman, who had been one of Russia???s most popular World War II front-line reporters, as well as the author of a fine war novel to which Life and Fate is a sequel, continued to behave like a free man even afte
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