Vladimir Gusarov
My Papa Murdered Mikhoels
Vladimir Gusarov
My Papa Murdered Mikhoels
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My Papa Murdered Mikhoels is an autobiographical account of the author’s life in the Russian worlds of theatre and politics, including run-ins with the KGB, incarceration in prisons and psychiatric institutions and encounters with people from all walks of Russian life.
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My Papa Murdered Mikhoels is an autobiographical account of the author’s life in the Russian worlds of theatre and politics, including run-ins with the KGB, incarceration in prisons and psychiatric institutions and encounters with people from all walks of Russian life.
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- Verlag: Hamilton Books
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 424g
- ISBN-13: 9780761865346
- ISBN-10: 0761865349
- Artikelnr.: 42194243
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Hamilton Books
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 424g
- ISBN-13: 9780761865346
- ISBN-10: 0761865349
- Artikelnr.: 42194243
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Clive Giller (born 1933 in London) is a retired architect, but after graduating from Cambridge University practised at first as an engineer. He learned Russian when doing National Service and has since travelled in Russia and become keenly interested in recent developments there. Yuri Popov (born 1951 in Kotlas, USSR) studied sculpture and architecture at the Repin Institute, Saint Petersburg. He came to England in 1991 and since then has continued to involve himself in building design and sculpture.
The translators; acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1
PrologueAbout HomerAbout fatherTo age seventeenAbout
mamaChildhoodIdeology8First deviation
Papa's friendsPityThe whole countryAll-Saints and SokolReflectionsBoy with
a cockSverdlovskKabakov's black catPerm; it's also MolotovHe and SheThe
theatre20The other grandmother
ColleaguesIgnoramus22nd June 1941EvacueesCommissar ZavirokhinA fighting
friendAntselovichTo the frontThe frontGerman leafletsDon't be a white
crow!My universitiesA situationA pass to all locationsMistakesAgain the
theatreCrisisNovember celebrationsInternational Organisation for the
Assistance of Casualties (MOPR)The crisis developsNot comrade Stalin, but
Iosif Vissarionovich!Seriozha ShteinDust, dust, dust.The role of
LeninVerkhovsky46Internationale
Part 2
In the remand cell (KPZ)FridayAloneThe martyr's crown of the Russian
intelligentsiaA twilight state of the spiritThe commissionOne floor
higherTaganka - every night filled with fireBalashikha prisonThe
stolypinKazanThe Russian nationalist SoldatovThe Anthem of the Soviet
UnionHe is dead, dead, dead .The doctors' plotEmperors and presidentsBeria
- enemy of the peopleTo the gallows of the Bolsheviks!The British subjectOn
the side of the partyFilm director KapchinskyIntellizhens ServisSR
LapshovThe dictatorButyrka72With your things
Part 3
How life treated me when I was freeAmorous business RumoursThe American
exhibitionTwo more yearsMy little white pigeonFrom my diaryA death and a
funeral Ivan DenisovichWorking daysChapaevsky Street
UnemployedTomskGrandmother FeniaNikolia-the-foolTelevisionZaochni Narodni
Universitet Iskusstv90Kashchenko
In the homeland of a great writerI love youAt the Ministry of CultureAesop
and the GPU (State Political Administration)A page from my diaryPages from
my diaryIn the Kremlin hospitalThe Klyazma sanatoriumThe last lines of a
confiscated diary100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka
101 Yakir
102 Epilogue
Chronology
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part 1
PrologueAbout HomerAbout fatherTo age seventeenAbout
mamaChildhoodIdeology8First deviation
Papa's friendsPityThe whole countryAll-Saints and SokolReflectionsBoy with
a cockSverdlovskKabakov's black catPerm; it's also MolotovHe and SheThe
theatre20The other grandmother
ColleaguesIgnoramus22nd June 1941EvacueesCommissar ZavirokhinA fighting
friendAntselovichTo the frontThe frontGerman leafletsDon't be a white
crow!My universitiesA situationA pass to all locationsMistakesAgain the
theatreCrisisNovember celebrationsInternational Organisation for the
Assistance of Casualties (MOPR)The crisis developsNot comrade Stalin, but
Iosif Vissarionovich!Seriozha ShteinDust, dust, dust.The role of
LeninVerkhovsky46Internationale
Part 2
In the remand cell (KPZ)FridayAloneThe martyr's crown of the Russian
intelligentsiaA twilight state of the spiritThe commissionOne floor
higherTaganka - every night filled with fireBalashikha prisonThe
stolypinKazanThe Russian nationalist SoldatovThe Anthem of the Soviet
UnionHe is dead, dead, dead .The doctors' plotEmperors and presidentsBeria
- enemy of the peopleTo the gallows of the Bolsheviks!The British subjectOn
the side of the partyFilm director KapchinskyIntellizhens ServisSR
LapshovThe dictatorButyrka72With your things
Part 3
How life treated me when I was freeAmorous business RumoursThe American
exhibitionTwo more yearsMy little white pigeonFrom my diaryA death and a
funeral Ivan DenisovichWorking daysChapaevsky Street
UnemployedTomskGrandmother FeniaNikolia-the-foolTelevisionZaochni Narodni
Universitet Iskusstv90Kashchenko
In the homeland of a great writerI love youAt the Ministry of CultureAesop
and the GPU (State Political Administration)A page from my diaryPages from
my diaryIn the Kremlin hospitalThe Klyazma sanatoriumThe last lines of a
confiscated diary100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka
101 Yakir
102 Epilogue
Chronology
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
The translators; acknowledgements
Introduction
Part 1
PrologueAbout HomerAbout fatherTo age seventeenAbout
mamaChildhoodIdeology8First deviation
Papa's friendsPityThe whole countryAll-Saints and SokolReflectionsBoy with
a cockSverdlovskKabakov's black catPerm; it's also MolotovHe and SheThe
theatre20The other grandmother
ColleaguesIgnoramus22nd June 1941EvacueesCommissar ZavirokhinA fighting
friendAntselovichTo the frontThe frontGerman leafletsDon't be a white
crow!My universitiesA situationA pass to all locationsMistakesAgain the
theatreCrisisNovember celebrationsInternational Organisation for the
Assistance of Casualties (MOPR)The crisis developsNot comrade Stalin, but
Iosif Vissarionovich!Seriozha ShteinDust, dust, dust.The role of
LeninVerkhovsky46Internationale
Part 2
In the remand cell (KPZ)FridayAloneThe martyr's crown of the Russian
intelligentsiaA twilight state of the spiritThe commissionOne floor
higherTaganka - every night filled with fireBalashikha prisonThe
stolypinKazanThe Russian nationalist SoldatovThe Anthem of the Soviet
UnionHe is dead, dead, dead .The doctors' plotEmperors and presidentsBeria
- enemy of the peopleTo the gallows of the Bolsheviks!The British subjectOn
the side of the partyFilm director KapchinskyIntellizhens ServisSR
LapshovThe dictatorButyrka72With your things
Part 3
How life treated me when I was freeAmorous business RumoursThe American
exhibitionTwo more yearsMy little white pigeonFrom my diaryA death and a
funeral Ivan DenisovichWorking daysChapaevsky Street
UnemployedTomskGrandmother FeniaNikolia-the-foolTelevisionZaochni Narodni
Universitet Iskusstv90Kashchenko
In the homeland of a great writerI love youAt the Ministry of CultureAesop
and the GPU (State Political Administration)A page from my diaryPages from
my diaryIn the Kremlin hospitalThe Klyazma sanatoriumThe last lines of a
confiscated diary100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka
101 Yakir
102 Epilogue
Chronology
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Part 1
PrologueAbout HomerAbout fatherTo age seventeenAbout
mamaChildhoodIdeology8First deviation
Papa's friendsPityThe whole countryAll-Saints and SokolReflectionsBoy with
a cockSverdlovskKabakov's black catPerm; it's also MolotovHe and SheThe
theatre20The other grandmother
ColleaguesIgnoramus22nd June 1941EvacueesCommissar ZavirokhinA fighting
friendAntselovichTo the frontThe frontGerman leafletsDon't be a white
crow!My universitiesA situationA pass to all locationsMistakesAgain the
theatreCrisisNovember celebrationsInternational Organisation for the
Assistance of Casualties (MOPR)The crisis developsNot comrade Stalin, but
Iosif Vissarionovich!Seriozha ShteinDust, dust, dust.The role of
LeninVerkhovsky46Internationale
Part 2
In the remand cell (KPZ)FridayAloneThe martyr's crown of the Russian
intelligentsiaA twilight state of the spiritThe commissionOne floor
higherTaganka - every night filled with fireBalashikha prisonThe
stolypinKazanThe Russian nationalist SoldatovThe Anthem of the Soviet
UnionHe is dead, dead, dead .The doctors' plotEmperors and presidentsBeria
- enemy of the peopleTo the gallows of the Bolsheviks!The British subjectOn
the side of the partyFilm director KapchinskyIntellizhens ServisSR
LapshovThe dictatorButyrka72With your things
Part 3
How life treated me when I was freeAmorous business RumoursThe American
exhibitionTwo more yearsMy little white pigeonFrom my diaryA death and a
funeral Ivan DenisovichWorking daysChapaevsky Street
UnemployedTomskGrandmother FeniaNikolia-the-foolTelevisionZaochni Narodni
Universitet Iskusstv90Kashchenko
In the homeland of a great writerI love youAt the Ministry of CultureAesop
and the GPU (State Political Administration)A page from my diaryPages from
my diaryIn the Kremlin hospitalThe Klyazma sanatoriumThe last lines of a
confiscated diary100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka
101 Yakir
102 Epilogue
Chronology
Glossary
Bibliography
Index







