A STORY THAT IS READ, SEEN AND HEARD
In the 1920s, socialist censorship and ideology acted with strange concessions towards authors of avant-garde from time to time. There already existed a Bolshevik hysteria of unacceptability, which eventually created a censorship of non-existent facts in the 1930s. The same vocabulary, although much more direct and no less ignorant as well as a sense of ignorance was distinguished by the persecution of writers and poets of different ideas and those close to philosophy, faith and other values by German Nazism. There is nothing special ...
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