Word: ilya
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Since the trip was scheduled, however, Yevtushenko's criticism of Russian society has drawn increasingly violent condemnation from the Soviet political leadership. At a March 3 meeting with artists and writers Premier Khrushchev singled out Yevtushenko and novelist Ilya Ehrenburg for severe censure...
...Along with veteran Novelist-Propagandist Ilya Ehrenburg. whose controversial memoirs were being serialized in the literary journal Novy Mir. Last week it was reported that the next issue would not carry the usual installment and that Novy Mir Editor Aleksandr T. Tvardovsky had been fired...
...Rome a swell-stacked bundle of social realism named Gina Lollobrigida, 33, was giving Soviet Artist Ilya Glazunov, 32, some brand-new perspectives. "An extraordinary beauty.'' sighed Glazunov, the man who created a Moscow sensation a few years back by exhibiting a nude study of his wife. He first sketched Gina during the 1961 Moscow Film Festival, and finally, more than a year later, she wangled permission for him to come to Italy and limn a life-sized portrait. But, alas, no nudity. "Youth and spring.'' said the portraitist, "this is what I'll have...
Nikita spared no group in the restless audience. Writer Ilya Ehrenburg, 72, drew scorn for the title of his 1954 novel, The Thaw, which, said Nikita, suggests political "impermanence and instability." As for Ehrenburg's memoirs, which have been running in the literary journal Novy Mir, Khrushchev remarked caustically, "one notices that he depicts everything in grim tones." Khrushchev warned the veteran Ehrenburg against "slipping into an anti-Communist position...
...previous revolutionary phenomena in Soviet cultural life can also be understood as political creations. In the aftermath of Stalin's death Ilya Ehrenburg published a novel, The Thaw, which lent its name to a whole period of increased freedom of expression. An otherwise drab story, The Thaw did have some kind words for freedom of expression in art, and was quite a bold venture compared to the material produced during Stalin's last years. The story touched a pent-up longing for freedom that threatened to break forth; the regime quickly clamped down, issued a succession of reprimands to Ehrenburg...