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Kremlin Letters: Stalin's Wartime Correspondence with Churchill and Roosevelt
Drawing on the correspondence between Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill during World War II, "The Kremlin Letters" opens a window into the thoughts and personalities of the three leaders. They met only twice during World War II, and their relationship was largely established through letters, and their correspondence formed an important part of the strategic landscape of World War II. "The Kremlin Letters" provides a new perspective for the study of the history of World War II, and provides high-l
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Hong Kong Comprehensive: Old Events on Hong Kong Island
Note: This is not a Hong Kong variety show in the traditional sense. The author wants to try to write something more general. The time-traveler Xu Shenzhi was reborn, and led a group of retired comrades to go south to Hong Kong Island to start a business, become bigger and stronger, and create greater glory. There is a hang-up, but the small opening does not count as opening. There is no harem, but the possibility of flirting with women cannot be ruled out. Have a gun, but obey the law. I hope y
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Thief
Thief
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Collected Poems of Nabokov
Like Joyce, Nabokov was first and foremost a poet. His obsession with writing poetry began in the summer when he was fifteen, and over the next ten years he wrote thousands of poems. When his first novel, Mary, was published in 1926, Nabokov became one of the great modernists who revolutionized the novel and imbued it with poetry. At the same time, he was still writing poetry, and although the volume was not as good as in his early days, his interest and personality more than made up for it. The
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The Real Life of Sebastian Knight
This book is the author's first novel written in English. The protagonist Sebastian wrote several books and died young due to a heart disease. He was lost in love once in his short life. The book contains both the impoverished wandering life of the Russian aristocracy and the sincere memories of his half-brother. Fragments echo throughout the book, exploring time, love, death, art and other eternal themes in a gorgeous and simple way.
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