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A s a m p l e r o f g o o d r e a d s a b o u t t h e U S S R
Uie almost everybody, I've spent
| gr—t daal at time lately watching
television. Frankly, l"have been con-
eerned that, if I dare Jo look away,
some new, earth-changing event will
occur and I will have missed seeing
it at the very moment it took place.
% It's gotten to the point that if I
happen to wake up in the middle ol
(lie night, I iihmediately start grop-
ing for the TV switch. Who knows
what new country may have been
formed as I slept, what longstanding
ra ,4 nHll J untr4
tutotugy QCvsarta nuu ana voia,
what leader ousted, what visible or
invisible walls sent tumbling down?
I I wish I knew more about the Sovi-
et Union. Toward this end, I plan to
go there some time, and not just to
visit Moscow and Leningrad, but
tlso to see places like Taganrog, the
birthplace of Chekov, or Yasnaya
polyana, where Tolstoi was born.
-- IN THE meantime, here's a sam-
pling of recent fiction and noo-fic-
tion that can provide a closer look at
that vast, mysterious place and its
. people:
-• "The Turn: From the CokMPjr
to'a New Era. Tbe United SUtes-and
the Soviet Union, IMS-UN" by Don
Ofaerdorf er (Poseidon).
"7 Washington Post correspondent
Oberdorfer was present at all the
USA-USSR summit meetings during
the last decade, covering tbe events
and interviewing tbe participants.
• Ha up-clos
, elusions go to make up this hefty vol--
•me. Gorbachev receives high
marks as does former Secretary of
State George Shultz
• "Stalin- Triumph and Tragedy"
by Dmitri Volkogooov, edited and
translated by Harold Shukman
(Grove Weidenfeld).
Perhaps one of the most notewor-
thy aspects of this no-holds-barred
biography of Stalin is that it comes
from a Soviet source. Volkogonov is
a historian and a deputy in Russia's
parliament. Also noteworthy: Volko-
gooov's father was a casualty of one
•f Stalin's many purges.
Z • "The Irony Tower Soviet Art-
ists in a Time of Glasnost" by An-
b c k "
b r e a k j
V i c t o r i a
D i a z ;
drew Solomon (Knopf).
This focuses on avant garde artists
from enclaves in Moscow and Lenin-
grad who, a decade ago, were forbid-
den to exhibit their works in public.
Solomon is a British journalist wbo
covered Sotheby's historic aaction of
their paintings in Moscow in 19U.
• "The New Russians" by
Hedrick Smith (Avon-paperback)
Comprehensive study of the Soviet
Union today, even as it changes.
• "Tbe New Soviet Journalism:
The Best of the Soviet Weekly Ogo-
nyok" editfd by Vitaly Korotich,
translated by Cathy Porter (Beacon-
paperback).
Ogonyok, a progressive Soviet
journal, published these 32 articles
in 1988 and 1989. The pieces explore
such matters "as the chronic Soviet
food shortages, anti-semitism in
Leningrad, organized crime in the
Soviet Union, contraception and
abortion in Moscow. Photos comple-
ment tbe collection. Korotich edits
Oronyk.
• "Gorbachev: Heretic in the
>4ef—aad-
. Louise Branson (Penguin-paper-
back).
Thought-provoking commentary
on perestrolka, glasnost and the Gor-
bachev era, written by two world-
class journalists wise in the ways of
the Kremlin.
• "Every Hunter Wants To
Know: A Leningrad Life" by Mikhail
Iossel (Norton)."
A collection of 10 short stories,
many of which are set in Iossel's na-
tive Leningrad (be now lives in the
United States). A taste of pre-and-
post-glasnost
x • "Catalyst" by Philip Cornford
(Bantam).
Espionage thriller by Austrian
Journalist Cornford features KGB
Vigilantes for Peace, wbo apparent-
ly aim to stop at nothing in ooder to
attain their goal of total nuclear dis-
armament.
• "Aysa" by Michael Ignatieff
(Knopf)-
Extravagant first novel by this
BBC television journalist is filled
with romance, tragedy, Intrigue.
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A story about the Livonia Arts
Commission's challenge grant to the
-Livonia Symphony in the Creative
Living section Thursday, Aug. 26,
should have stressed that the grant is
- Last year, the commission gave a
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symphony. This year, the symphony
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match and secure the $3,000 chal-
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