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And does the relative failure of Mr Solzhenitsyn's later life invalidate the history-moulding claim?
ECONOMIST: Solzhenitsyn��s Russia
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But since his expulsion from Russia in 1974, Mr Solzhenitsyn's creative life has been more ambiguous and less titanic.
ECONOMIST: Solzhenitsyn��s Russia
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Mr Solzhenitsyn is an old-fashioned, God-fearing romantic: anti-industrial, anti-materialist, anti-Enlightenment, and against what he sees as the deadening excesses of rationalism.
ECONOMIST: Solzhenitsyn��s Russia
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Handwritten sympathies to the editor's widow from Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn were displayed at a reception afterward, at which Russia's ambassador to the UN briefly spoke.
FORBES: Remembering Paul Klebnikov
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Michelangelo was the son of a local official and had the Pope for a patron, while Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn grew up fatherless and was sent by the state to prison camps.
FORBES: Thought Leaders
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For a start, as befits a fine novelist himself, Mr Thomas offers a more rounded portrayal of Solzhenitsyn the man and a more measured and telling assessment of Solzhenitsyn the artist.
ECONOMIST: Solzhenitsyn��s Russia
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Later came Solzhenitsyn and Rand.
NEWYORKER: No Death, No Taxes