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...When the last shot is fired in this World War II, historians as well as his own Slavic people will claim him as their George Washington, Simon Bolivar, Benito Juarez and Bernardo O'Higgins...
...sold the family furniture to get food. Sister Marusia got a job teaching piano in a ballet school. Sister Zoya was not much help. She kept dissolving into Slavic reveries...
Lady of Mzensk. One mystery Biographer Seroff's book goes a long way toward solving is the maze of Slavic ideological brainwork that lay behind the sensational blacklisting of Shostakovich's opera Lady Macbeth of the District of Mzensk in 1936. The close connection in the Soviet mind between musical and political technique will probably never be completely fathomed by non-Russians. But looked at by Russians, the downfall of Lady Macbeth had a certain logic about...
Borodin: Symphony No. 2 (Minneapolis Symphony, Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting; Columbia; 8 sides). The most popular of Borodin's exhilarating, lightweight Slavic symphonies handsomely played but harshly recorded...
Sidney B. Fay, professor of History, Samuel H. Cross, professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, and Leo Gross, authority on history, will give brief talks which will be followed by a general discussion, covering all the major problems that have arisen before or since the war began...