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Boris Pasternak: Poetry, Doctor Zhivago & the Cost of Literary Freedom

Boris Pasternak became internationally famous because of a novel his own country refused to publish, but long before Doctor Zhivago transformed him into a Cold War symbol, he was already regarded as one of the great Russian poets of his generation. His poetry moved through rain, snow, trains, gardens, love, music, faith, history, and the …

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