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Khamdam Zakirov, Shamshad Abdullaev and other poets. Fergana, 1980s. Photo: Andrei Kislov (https://www.svoboda.org/a/27991257.html).

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Claudia Pieralli, Marco Sabbatini.
Voci libere in URSS. Letteratura, pensiero, arti indipendenti in Unione Sovietica e gli echi in Occidente (1953-1991)

ISSN 2704-5870 (online)
eISBN 978-88-5518-463-2
ISBN 978-88-5518-464-9 (XML)
DOI 10.36253/978-88-5518-463-2

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