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Book Review: Bruce Walker's “Sinisterism: Secular Religion of the Lie”
Canada Free Press
Quoting Dr. Zhivago, the political irrationality of it all is best captured by Boris Pasternak's (1890-1960) biting commentary, “And so it was necessary to teach people not to think and make judgments, to compel them to see the non-existent, and to ...

Amnesty International Condones Killing of "Settlers"
Arutz Sheva
Amnesty International once fought for Olga Ivinskaya, the Russian poet and wife of Boris Pasternak, and others brave prisoners of the Gulag. Since then, Amnesty has become a disgusting and deceiving organization which condones the slaughtering of ...

Giulio Andreotti
Telegraph.co.uk
Amid mounting public concern about the escalation of both Right-wing and Left-wing terrorist activity, Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, the Maoist millionaire who had in 1957 been the first to publish an edition of Boris Pasternak's Dr Zhivago in the West, was ...

Communist publisher 'created an icon'
BBC News
Much is known about Boris Pasternak's epic novel Dr Zhivago - less well known is the story of the man who smuggled the manuscript out of the USSR so the outside world could read it. Giangiacomo Feltrinelli was an Italian publisher - a millionaire ...