One of his novels follows Vorotyntsev's battles alongside Samsonov during the battle of Tannenburg, and another work by this author is about Shulubin and a man in "Perpetual Exile," Oleg Kostoglotov, sitting with a group of patients realizing how materialistic the world is.
One of his novels follows Vorotyntsev's battles alongside Samsonov during the battle of Tannenburg, and another work by this author is about Shulubin and a man in "Perpetual Exile," Oleg Kostoglotov, sitting with a group of patients realizing how materialistic the world is. This author of August 1914 and (*) Cancer Ward wrote about a man's life with Tsezar and his work as a Soviet prisoner of war in a gulag. For 10 points, name this Russian author of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich.
One of his novels follows Vorotyntsev's battles alongside Samsonov during the battle of Tannenburg, and another work by this author is about Shulubin and a man in "Perpetual Exile," Oleg Kostoglotov, sitting with a group of patients realizing how materialistic the world is.
Aleksandr Isayevich {Solzhenitsyn} [MB]