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ISBN-13
9780761865346
Book Title
My Papa Murdered Mikhoels
ISBN
9780761865346
Subject Area
Political Science, Biography & Autobiography
Publication Name
My Papa Murdered Mikhoels
Publisher
Hamilton Books
Item Length
8.9 in
Subject
Cultural Heritage, History & Theory, Political, Historical
Publication Year
2015
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Vladimir Gusarov
Item Weight
15.4 Oz
Item Width
6 in
Number of Pages
290 Pages

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Publisher
Hamilton Books
ISBN-10
0761865349
ISBN-13
9780761865346
eBay Product ID (ePID)
208649464

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
290 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
My Papa Murdered Mikhoels
Subject
Cultural Heritage, History & Theory, Political, Historical
Publication Year
2015
Type
Textbook
Author
Vladimir Gusarov
Subject Area
Political Science, Biography & Autobiography
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.8 in
Item Weight
15.4 Oz
Item Length
8.9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2015-930986
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
947.0842092
Table Of Content
The translators; acknowledgements Introduction Part 1 Prologue About Homer About father To age seventeen About mama Childhood Ideology 8First deviation Papa's friends Pity The whole country All-Saints and Sokol Reflections Boy with a cock Sverdlovsk Kabakov's black cat Perm; it's also Molotov He and She The theatre 20The other grandmother Colleagues Ignoramus 22nd June 1941 Evacuees Commissar Zavirokhin A fighting friend Antselovich To the front The front German leaflets Don't be a white crow! My universities A situation A pass to all locations Mistakes Again the theatre Crisis November celebrations International Organisation for the Assistance of Casualties (MOPR) The crisis develops Not comrade Stalin, but Iosif Vissarionovich! Seriozha Shtein Dust, dust, dust... The role of Lenin Verkhovsky 46Internationale Part 2 In the remand cell (KPZ) Friday Alone The martyr's crown of the Russian intelligentsia A twilight state of the spirit The commission One floor higher Taganka - every night filled with fire Balashikha prison The stolypin Kazan The Russian nationalist Soldatov The Anthem of the Soviet Union He is dead, dead, dead ... The doctors' plot Emperors and presidents Beria - enemy of the people To the gallows of the Bolsheviks! The British subject On the side of the party Film director Kapchinsky Intellizhens Servis SR Lapshov The dictator Butyrka 72With your things Part 3 How life treated me when I was free Amorous business Rumours The American exhibition Two more years My little white pigeon From my diary A death and a funeral Ivan Denisovich Working days Chapaevsky Street Unemployed Tomsk Grandmother Fenia Nikolia-the-fool Television Zaochni Narodni Universitet Iskusstv 90Kashchenko In the homeland of a great writer I love you At the Ministry of Culture Aesop and the GPU (State Political Administration) A page from my diary Pages from my diary In the Kremlin hospital The Klyazma sanatorium The last lines of a confiscated diary 100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka 101 Yakir 102 Epilogue Chronology Glossary Bibliography Index
Synopsis
The author's father, when he was a senior Communist Party member in Belorussia, could have been implicated in the assassination of Mikhoels, the popular director of the State Jewish Theatre in the Soviet Union. This was carried out on the orders of Stalin in 1948 when Vladimir was twenty three years old. His own life is headed towards the theatre rather than politics-and subsequently, 'shaming his father's grey hairs,' into the Moscow dissident movement. Early years are sheltered and privileged, but a psychotic outburst in a restaurant against the tyranny of Stalinism results in him being incarcerated in the Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, where he comes across an aristocratic English spy. Gusarov himself has a keen interest in the West and expresses particular admiration for the British Labour Party as well as the Queen. Further deviations, run-ins with the KGB and Soviet psychiatry pattern a failing stage career. But he does at one point find himself the uneasy star of a film about Soviet railways ordered by Kaganovich. During all this time father, for his own sake as much as that of his son, saves Vladimir from being sent to a labour camp. Perhaps that is what allows him to write with such cynical humour about his slow descent into chaos and oblivion. His accounts of a multitude of encounters with people from all walks of Russian life (including colourful episodes with Voroshilov and Solzhenitsyn-as well as his marriages and wayward sexual adventures) are enormously enriched by the actor's power of speech recall., The author's father, when he was a senior Communist Party member in Belorussia, could have been implicated in the assassination of Mikhoels, the popular director of the State Jewish Theatre in the Soviet Union. This was carried out on the orders of Stalin in 1948 when Vladimir was twenty three years old. His own life is headed towards the theatre rather than politics--and subsequently, 'shaming his father's grey hairs, ' into the Moscow dissident movement. Early years are sheltered and privileged, but a psychotic outburst in a restaurant against the tyranny of Stalinism results in him being incarcerated in the Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, where he comes across an aristocratic English spy. Gusarov himself has a keen interest in the West and expresses particular admiration for the British Labour Party as well as the Queen. Further deviations, run-ins with the KGB and Soviet psychiatry pattern a failing stage career. But he does at one point find himself the uneasy star of a film about Soviet railways ordered by Kaganovich. During all this time father, for his own sake as much as that of his son, saves Vladimir from being sent to a labour camp. Perhaps that is what allows him to write with such cynical humour about his slow descent into chaos and oblivion. His accounts of a multitude of encounters with people from all walks of Russian life (including colourful episodes with Voroshilov and Solzhenitsyn--as well as his marriages and wayward sexual adventures) are enormously enriched by the actor's power of speech recall., My Papa Murdered Mikhoels is an autobiographical account of the author's life in the Russian worlds of theatre and politics, including run-ins with the KGB, incarceration in prisons and psychiatric institutions and encounters with people from all walks of Russian life., The author's father, when he was a senior Communist Party member in Belorussia, could have been implicated in the assassination of Mikhoels, the popular director of the State Jewish Theatre in the Soviet Union. This was carried out on the orders of Stalin in 1948 when Vladimir was twenty three years old. His own life is headed towards the theatre rather than politics-and subsequently, 'shaming his father's grey hairs, ' into the Moscow dissident movement. Early years are sheltered and privileged, but a psychotic outburst in a restaurant against the tyranny of Stalinism results in him being incarcerated in the Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, where he comes across an aristocratic English spy. Gusarov himself has a keen interest in the West and expresses particular admiration for the British Labour Party as well as the Queen. Further deviations, run-ins with the KGB and Soviet psychiatry pattern a failing stage career. But he does at one point find himself the uneasy star of a film about Soviet railways ordered by Kaganovich. During all this time father, for his own sake as much as that of his son, saves Vladimir from being sent to a labour camp. Perhaps that is what allows him to write with such cynical humour about his slow descent into chaos and oblivion. His accounts of a multitude of encounters with people from all walks of Russian life (including colourful episodes with Voroshilov and Solzhenitsyn-as well as his marriages and wayward sexual adventures) are enormously enriched by the actor's power of speech recall, The author's father, when he was a senior Communist Party member in Belorussia, could have been implicated in the assassination of Mikhoels, the popular director of the State Jewish Theatre in the Soviet Union. This was carried out on the orders of Stalin in 1948 when Vladimir was twenty three years old. His own life is headed towards the theatre rather than politics--and subsequently, 'shaming his father's grey hairs,' into the Moscow dissident movement. Early years are sheltered and privileged, but a psychotic outburst in a restaurant against the tyranny of Stalinism results in him being incarcerated in the Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry, where he comes across an aristocratic English spy. Gusarov himself has a keen interest in the West and expresses particular admiration for the British Labour Party as well as the Queen. Further deviations, run-ins with the KGB and Soviet psychiatry pattern a failing stage career. But he does at one point find himself the uneasy star of a film about Soviet railways ordered by Kaganovich. During all this time father, for his own sake as much as that of his son, saves Vladimir from being sent to a labour camp. Perhaps that is what allows him to write with such cynical humour about his slow descent into chaos and oblivion. His accounts of a multitude of encounters with people from all walks of Russian life (including colourful episodes with Voroshilov and Solzhenitsyn--as well as his marriages and wayward sexual adventures) are enormously enriched by the actor's power of speech recall.
LC Classification Number
PG3481.6.U79
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Copyright Date
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