The statue of the Nobel Prize for Literature was to be moved from the center of the Russian Far East city to a park on its periphery. But barely removed, the monument had already regained its original place: an imbroglio revealing the contrary sentiments that thoughter Alexandre Soljenitsyne inspired in Russia, almost twenty years after his disappearance.
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The statue of the Nobel Prize for Literature was to be moved from the center of the Russian Far East city to a park on its periphery. But barely removed, the monument had already regained its original place: an imbroglio revealing the contrary sentiments that thoughter Alexandre Soljenitsyne inspired in Russia, almost twenty years after his disappearance.