The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
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Cornelia Gerstenmaier •ï¿½2 Items / 1 Book, 1 Article
The Voices of the Silent (1972)
Authentic Account of Intellectual Defiance Within the Soviet State
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Published Reviews
[+]The Human Rights Movement in the USSR (3 Reviews)To Defend These Rights, by Valery Chalidze- To Defend These Rights by Valery Chalidze
- Samizdat by George Saunders
- The Voices of the Silent by Cornelia Gerstenmaier
Problems of Communism, May 1976, pp. 82-84
[+]Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)General- Unsecular Man by Andrew M. Greeley
- The Voices of the Silent by Cornelia Gerstenmaier
- Meany by Joseph C. Goulden
- Marinetti: Selected Writings by R.W. Flint and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
The New Yorker, March 3, 1973, pp. 114-118
[+]Recent Books on International Relations (14 Reviews)Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union- Lenin and the Comintern, Volume I by Branko Lazitch and Milorad Drachkovitch
- The Strange Neutrality by George Alexander Lensen
- Russia: The Post-War Years by Alexander Werth
- Commissar: The Life and Death of Lavrenty Pavlovich Beria by Tadeusz Wittlin
- The Voices of the Silent by Cornelia Gerstenmaier
- Conservation in the Soviet Union by Philip R. Pryde
- The Participation of the Soviet Union in Universal International Organizations by Christopher Osakwe
- Soviet Political Indoctrination by Gayle Durham Hollander
- Sino-Soviet Dialogue on the Problem of War by John Yin
- Soviet Policy Toward Black Africa by Helen Desfosses Cohn
- Comecon and the Politics of Integration by Henry W. Schaefer
- Poland's Industrialization Policy by George R. Feiwel
- Modernization and Political Tension Management by Dennis Clark Pirages
- Nachbarn im Osten by Hansjakob Stehle
Foreign Affairs, January 1973, pp. 432-433