What do you know about Chekhov?
Keith Kyle
- Aquarium by Viktor Suvorov, translated by David Floyd
Hamish Hamilton, 249 pp, £10.95, June 1985, ISBN 0 241 11545 0 - Breaking with Moscow by Arkady Shevchenko
Cape, 278 pp, £9.95, May 1985, ISBN 0 224 02804 9 - Rethinking the Soviet Experience: Politics and History since 1917 by Stephen Cohen
Oxford, 222 pp, £15.00, May 1985, ISBN 0 19 503468 6 - Rise and Fall by Milovan Djilas
Macmillan, 424 pp, £14.95, September 1985, ISBN 0 333 39791 6 - Tito’s Flawed Legacy: Yugoslavia and the West 1939-1984 by Nora Beloff
Gollancz, 287 pp, £12.95, July 1985, ISBN 0 575 03668 0
‘If my assessment of what is going on is correct, then you will have to go through very serious examinations. If you wish to pass them you must always be yourself. There is something crooked, something faulty about you. Don’t try to conceal it.’
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