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	'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of ~~tbe~~ most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, ~~tbe~~ [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in ~~tbe~~ Soviet Union. He was awarded ~~tbe~~ [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.		'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of the most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, the [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in the Soviet Union. He was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.

	==Works==		==Works==
	[[File:A solzhenitsin1.png\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]		[[File:A solzhenitsin1.png\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]
	Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in ~~tbe~~ Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of ~~tbe~~ innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; ~~tbe~~ women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making ~~tbe~~ world more fully aware of ~~tbe~~ [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to ~~tbe~~ millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received ~~tbe~~ Nobel prize. He was exiled from ~~tbe~~ Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after ~~tbe~~ collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.		Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in the Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of the innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; the women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making the world more fully aware of the [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to the millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received the Nobel prize. He was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after the collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.

	His other books include:		His other books include:
	*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On ~~tbe~~ roles played by jews in ~~tbe~~ Russian Empire and ~~tbe~~ Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in ~~tbe~~ partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased ~~tbe~~ Russian jewish population.		*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On the roles played by jews in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in the partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased the Russian jewish population.
	*''Letter to Soviet Leaders''		*''Letter to Soviet Leaders''
	*''One Word of Truth'' (his Nobel Prize Speech on Literature)		*''One Word of Truth'' (his Nobel Prize Speech on Literature)
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	*''A Lentern Letter to Pimen, Patriarch of All Russia''		*''A Lentern Letter to Pimen, Patriarch of All Russia''
	*''Stories and Prose Poems''		*''Stories and Prose Poems''
	*''The Love Girl and ~~tbe~~ Innocent''		*''The Love Girl and the Innocent''
	*''[[East Prussia\|Prussian]] Nights'' (his memoir as a soldier in January 1945)		*''[[East Prussia\|Prussian]] Nights'' (his memoir as a soldier in January 1945)
	*''Cancer Ward''		*''Cancer Ward''
	*''The First Circle''		*''The First Circle''
	*''For ~~tbe~~ Good of ~~tbe~~ Cause''		*''For the Good of the Cause''
	*''We Never Make Mistakes''		*''We Never Make Mistakes''
	*''One Day in ~~tbe~~ Life of Ivan Denisovich''		*''One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich''

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, ~~tbe~~ world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in ~~tbe~~ field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on ~~tbe~~ Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced ~~tbe~~ jews’ colourful relationship with ~~tbe~~ Russian people and especially their role in ~~tbe~~ Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.		{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, the world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in the field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on the Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced the jews’ colourful relationship with the Russian people and especially their role in the Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.

	He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet jews centre place in perpetrating ~~tbe~~ worst mass murders of ~~tbe~~ 20th century. While acknowledging that some jews also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as jews per se, rather that they were in ~~tbe~~ wrong faction at ~~tbe~~ wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for ~~tbe~~ number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.		He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet jews centre place in perpetrating the worst mass murders of the 20th century. While acknowledging that some jews also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as jews per se, rather that they were in the wrong faction at the wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for the number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.

	He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....		He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....

	....I haven’t even begun to describe what he wrote in ‘200 Years Together’ not least because I haven’t read it, only certain chapters. So why have I not read it? Aha, therein lies a tale! You see, Solzhenitsyn’s legendary status and guarantee of vast sales would in normal circumstances have had international publishers slavering at ~~tbe~~ prospect of getting their hands on ~~tbe~~ rights. But none did. None wanted it. It was never published in ~~tbe~~ West. In fact, incredible as it seems it has never been formally translated into English! Given that English translations exist for almost every half-assed writing in ~~tbe~~ most obscure of languages ~~tbe~~ disappearance of 200 Years Together is mind-blowing. The author himself became a non-person just as he had in ~~tbe~~ USSR."\|Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man, [[David Duke]].<ref>Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man http://davidduke.com/solzhenitsyn-the-incredible-disappearing-man/</ref>}}		....I haven’t even begun to describe what he wrote in ‘200 Years Together’ not least because I haven’t read it, only certain chapters. So why have I not read it? Aha, therein lies a tale! You see, Solzhenitsyn’s legendary status and guarantee of vast sales would in normal circumstances have had international publishers slavering at the prospect of getting their hands on the rights. But none did. None wanted it. It was never published in the West. In fact, incredible as it seems it has never been formally translated into English! Given that English translations exist for almost every half-assed writing in the most obscure of languages the disappearance of 200 Years Together is mind-blowing. The author himself became a non-person just as he had in the USSR."\|Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man, [[David Duke]].<ref>Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man http://davidduke.com/solzhenitsyn-the-incredible-disappearing-man/</ref>}}

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	'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of ~~the~~ most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, ~~the~~ [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in ~~the~~ Soviet Union. He was awarded ~~the~~ [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.		'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of tbe most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, tbe [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in tbe Soviet Union. He was awarded tbe [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.

	==Works==		==Works==
	[[File:A solzhenitsin1.png\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]		[[File:A solzhenitsin1.png\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]
	Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in ~~the~~ Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of ~~the~~ innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; ~~the~~ women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making ~~the~~ world more fully aware of ~~the~~ [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to ~~the~~ millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received ~~the~~ Nobel prize. He was exiled from ~~the~~ Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after ~~the~~ collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.		Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in tbe Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of tbe innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; tbe women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making tbe world more fully aware of tbe [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to tbe millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received tbe Nobel prize. He was exiled from tbe Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after tbe collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.

	His other books include:		His other books include:
	*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On ~~the~~ roles played by jews in ~~the~~ Russian Empire and ~~the~~ Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in ~~the~~ partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased ~~the~~ Russian jewish population.		*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On tbe roles played by jews in tbe Russian Empire and tbe Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in tbe partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased tbe Russian jewish population.
	*''Letter to Soviet Leaders''		*''Letter to Soviet Leaders''
	*''One Word of Truth'' (his Nobel Prize Speech on Literature)		*''One Word of Truth'' (his Nobel Prize Speech on Literature)
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	*''A Lentern Letter to Pimen, Patriarch of All Russia''		*''A Lentern Letter to Pimen, Patriarch of All Russia''
	*''Stories and Prose Poems''		*''Stories and Prose Poems''
	*''The Love Girl and ~~the~~ Innocent''		*''The Love Girl and tbe Innocent''
	*''[[East Prussia\|Prussian]] Nights'' (his memoir as a soldier in January 1945)		*''[[East Prussia\|Prussian]] Nights'' (his memoir as a soldier in January 1945)
	*''Cancer Ward''		*''Cancer Ward''
	*''The First Circle''		*''The First Circle''
	*''For ~~the~~ Good of ~~the~~ Cause''		*''For tbe Good of tbe Cause''
	*''We Never Make Mistakes''		*''We Never Make Mistakes''
	*''One Day in ~~the~~ Life of Ivan Denisovich''		*''One Day in tbe Life of Ivan Denisovich''

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, ~~the~~ world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in ~~the~~ field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on ~~the~~ Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced ~~the~~ jews’ colourful relationship with ~~the~~ Russian people and especially their role in ~~the~~ Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.		{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, tbe world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in tbe field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on tbe Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced tbe jews’ colourful relationship with tbe Russian people and especially their role in tbe Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.

	He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet jews centre place in perpetrating ~~the~~ worst mass murders of ~~the~~ 20th century. While acknowledging that some jews also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as jews per se, rather that they were in ~~the~~ wrong faction at ~~the~~ wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for ~~the~~ number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.		He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet jews centre place in perpetrating tbe worst mass murders of tbe 20th century. While acknowledging that some jews also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as jews per se, rather that they were in tbe wrong faction at tbe wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for tbe number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.

	He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....		He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....

	....I haven’t even begun to describe what he wrote in ‘200 Years Together’ not least because I haven’t read it, only certain chapters. So why have I not read it? Aha, therein lies a tale! You see, Solzhenitsyn’s legendary status and guarantee of vast sales would in normal circumstances have had international publishers slavering at ~~the~~ prospect of getting their hands on ~~the~~ rights. But none did. None wanted it. It was never published in ~~the~~ West. In fact, incredible as it seems it has never been formally translated into English! Given that English translations exist for almost every half-assed writing in ~~the~~ most obscure of languages ~~the~~ disappearance of 200 Years Together is mind-blowing. The author himself became a non-person just as he had in ~~the~~ USSR."\|Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man, [[David Duke]].<ref>Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man http://davidduke.com/solzhenitsyn-the-incredible-disappearing-man/</ref>}}		....I haven’t even begun to describe what he wrote in ‘200 Years Together’ not least because I haven’t read it, only certain chapters. So why have I not read it? Aha, therein lies a tale! You see, Solzhenitsyn’s legendary status and guarantee of vast sales would in normal circumstances have had international publishers slavering at tbe prospect of getting their hands on tbe rights. But none did. None wanted it. It was never published in tbe West. In fact, incredible as it seems it has never been formally translated into English! Given that English translations exist for almost every half-assed writing in tbe most obscure of languages tbe disappearance of 200 Years Together is mind-blowing. The author himself became a non-person just as he had in tbe USSR."\|Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man, [[David Duke]].<ref>Solzhenitsyn: The Incredible Disappearing Man http://davidduke.com/solzhenitsyn-the-incredible-disappearing-man/</ref>}}

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of the most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, the [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in the Soviet Union. He was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.		'''Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn''' (11 December 1918 – 3 August 2008) was a Russian author, philosopher, historian, and [[Soviet]] political dissident and prisoner. One of the most famous Soviet dissidents, Solzhenitsyn was an outspoken critic of [[Communism]] and helped to raise global awareness of human rights abuses, the [[Gulag]] concentration camp system and political repression in the Soviet Union. He was awarded the [[Nobel Prize in Literature]] in 1970.

	==Works==		==Works==
	[[File:A solzhenitsin1.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]		[[File:A solzhenitsin1.png\|thumb\|300px\|After returning to Russia from exile in 1994.]]
	Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in the Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of the innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; the women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making the world more fully aware of the [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to the millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received the Nobel prize. He was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after the collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.		Solzhenitsyn had served as a captain in the Soviet Union's Red Army, and later wrote of the innumerable atrocities committed by that army upon German civilians as they invaded Germany on October 1944: "whoever was still a virgin, was soon to become a woman; the women soon to become corpses; their eyes bloody, already glazed over, pleaded to be killed."<ref>Whiting, Charles, ''The Home Front: Germany'', Time-Life Books Inc., Chicago, 1982, pps:188-193.</ref> He is renowned for making the world more fully aware of the [[Soviet Union]]'s murderous concentration and labour camps, through his most famous book, ''The [[Gulag]] Archipelago'' (vols. 1 & 2), described by English historian Edward Crankshaw writing in London's ''The Observer'' as "a memorial to the millions who suffered and died".<ref>Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, I., ''The Gulag Archipelago'', copyrighted 1974; Collins-Fontana Books, London, March 1976.</ref> For this Solzhenitsyn received the Nobel prize. He was exiled from the Soviet Union in 1974, not returning to Russia until after the collapse of [[communism]], in 1994.

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	*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On the roles played by ~~Jews~~ in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in the partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased the Russian ~~Jewish~~ population.		*''[[Two Hundred Years Together]]'' - On the roles played by jews in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, after a major part of Poland became a Russian possession in the partitions of 1772-93, which greatly increased the Russian jewish population.
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	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, the world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in the field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on the Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced the ~~Jews’~~ colourful relationship with the Russian people and especially their role in the Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.		{{Quote\|"Feted wherever he went, his books became international best sellers, translated into dozens of languages, the world was at his feet. Then almost overnight it all stopped. He became a non-person. The transformation was virtually unprecedented in the field of literature. Why did this happen? Because Alex stepped on the Third Rail. Well he didn’t so much step on it, rather dived on it full length. You see he wrote a book called ''[[200 Years Together]]'' that traced the jews’ colourful relationship with the Russian people and especially their role in the Bolshevik Revolution and its ensuing murderous tyranny.

	He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet ~~Jews~~ centre place in perpetrating the worst mass murders of the 20th century. While acknowledging that some ~~Jews~~ also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as ~~Jews~~ per se, rather that they were in the wrong faction at the wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for the number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.		He didn’t pull his punches. He placed Soviet jews centre place in perpetrating the worst mass murders of the 20th century. While acknowledging that some jews also suffered under this tyranny he clarified that it was not as jews per se, rather that they were in the wrong faction at the wrong time. Solzhenitsyn’s own estimate for the number of Christians (his word) who died was 60 million.

	He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....		He documented all of this in meticulous detail…. names, dates, times. But he did something else, something more insidious and dangerous....

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