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041			_aeng
082			_223 _a891.7344 _bVOIM
100			_aVladimir Voinovich _9387
245			_aMoscow 2042
260			_aGreat Britain _bPan Books _c1987
300			_aviii,424 p. _bPB _c19x13 cm.
365			_b4.99 _c£ _d4.99
500			_aEnglish
520			_aIn 1982, a Russian emigre writer living in Stockdorf, West Germany, bought an expensive airline ticket and flew back to the Soviet Union via Lufthansa. The writer, Vitaly Kartsev, bore a striking resemblance to Vladimir Voinovich, a Russian emigre writer living in Stockdorf, West Germany. Kartsev’s ticket was more expensive than an ordinary flight from Germany to the Soviet Union because it involved traveling 60 years into the future as well as the miles from Munich to Moscow. Once in the future, Kartsev finds himself welcomed as a hero. A society in which state, party and church have merged regards him as a cultural witness and validation of itself. _uhttps://sites.google.com/a/fc.books-now.com/en246/9780224025324-53feniGEneuman57
650			_aPolitical Fiction _9388
651			_aRussian _9389
700			_aVOINOVICH (Vladimir) _9390
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