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Solzhenitsyn

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

The Russian writer and Nobel prize winner in conversation during his recent visit to London with broadcaster and journalist Malcolm Muggeridge.
The possibility of nuclear war, survival of Christianity in Russia, the fate of the Western world-Alexander Solzhenitsyn reflects on these mighty themes; he talks also about Stalin and his current heir Andropov, about the prophetic insight of Dostoevsky and about his own life in the USA.
Film cameraman PHILIP BONHAM-CARTER Film editor PETER HARRIS
Producer JONATHAN STEDALL

Contributors

Unknown:
Malcolm Muggeridge.
Unknown:
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Unknown:
Philip Bonham-Carter
Editor:
Peter Harris
Producer:
Jonathan Stedall
Source: Radio Times

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