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Fear no evil by Anatoly Shcharansky · Booklabria

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Fear no evil

BiographyJews

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First published: 1988
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

The prison memoirs of the Soviet dissident and Jewish activist relate the harrowing events of his nine years in KGB custody, from interrogation to release.

Subjects: Biography
Jews
Civil rights
Soviet Union
Political prisoners
Imprisonment
Set in: Soviet Union
Characters: Anatoly Shcharansky

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