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 1 1|      1981, p 89/. Modern Russian experience gives us quite an opposite
 2 1|       Now, after such historical experience as pogroms in Kishinev our
 3 2| certainly take place only in the experience of a common suffering...
 4 2|      analysis of this historical experience. ~To look at my subject
 5 2|     people underwent a different experience. Instead of Nazism, we had
 6 2|      made earlier: that Russia's experience differed from that of the
 7 2|         the West. Russia did not experience Nazism, Russia experience
 8 2|        experience Nazism, Russia experience Communism. ~We must keep
 9 2|        this in mind because that experience has kept free-speaking,
10 2|          recall another personal experience: some of my Jewish relatives,
11 2|          you see, we have had an experience in Russia very different