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Informationen zum Autor Clive Giller (born 1933 in London) is a retired architect, but after graduating from Cambridge University practised at first as an engineer. He learned Russian when doing National Service and has since travelled in Russia and become keenly interested in recent developments there.Yuri Popov (born 1951 in Kotlas, USSR) studied sculpture and architecture at the Repin Institute, Saint Petersburg. He came to England in 1991 and since then has continued to involve himself in building design and sculpture. Klappentext 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. Zusammenfassung 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. Inhaltsverzeichnis The translators; acknowledgementsIntroductionPart 11Prologue2About Homer3About father4To age seventeen5About mama6Childhood7Ideology8 First deviation9Papa's friends10Pity11The whole country12All-Saints and Sokol13Reflections14Boy with a cock15Sverdlovsk16Kabakov's black cat17Perm; it's also Molotov18He and She19The theatre20 The other grandmother21Colleagues22Ignoramus2322nd June 194124Evacuees25Commissar Zavirokhin26A fighting friend27Antselovich28To the front29The front30German leaflets31Don't be a white crow!32My universities33A situation34A pass to all locations35Mistakes36Again the theatre37Crisis38November celebrations39International Organisation for the Assistance of Casualties (MOPR)40The crisis develops41Not comrade Stalin, but Iosif Vissarionovich!42Seriozha Shtein43Dust, dust, dust...44The role of Lenin45Verkhovsky46 InternationalePart 247In the remand cell (KPZ)48Friday49Alone50The martyr's crown of the Russian intelligentsia51A twilight state of the spirit52The commission53One floor higher54Taganka - every night filled with fire55Balashikha prison56The stolypin57Kazan58The Russian nationalist Soldatov59The Anthem of the Soviet Union60He is dead, dead, dead ...61The doctors' plot62Emperors and presidents63Beria - enemy of the people64To the gallows of the Bolsheviks!65The British subject66On the side of the party67Film director Kapchinsky68Intellizhens Servis69SR Lapshov70The dictator71Butyrka72 With your thingsPart 373How life treated me when I was free74Amorous business 75Rumours76The American exhibition77Two more years78My little white pigeon79From my diary80A death and a funeral 81Ivan Denisovich82Working days83Chapaevsky Street 84Unemployed85Tomsk86Grandmother Fenia87Nikolia-the-fool88Television89Zaochni Narodni Universitet Iskusstv90 Kashchenko91In the homeland of a great writer92I love you93At the Ministry of Culture94Aesop and the GPU (State Political Administration)95A page from my diary96Pages from my diary97In the Kremlin hospital98The Klyazma sanatorium99The last lines of a confiscated diary100 Vasili Ivanovich Chapaev and Petka101 Yakir102 EpilogueChronologyGlossaryBibliographyIndex...
