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MEYERS, Helen: Hungary After
Glasnost, (Symposium), II,
191
MIEDZYRZECKI, Artur: Fate the
Clerk Lays Down a New Set
of By-laws, (poem), II, 281;
The War of Nerves, (poem),
II,282
MOHOCZI, Iidik6: Hungary
After Glasnost, (Symposium),
II, 188
OLITSKI, Jules: My First New
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OZ, Amos: Strong Nerves and
German Irony, IV, 522;
They Were Definitely
Created in God's Image, IV,
557
PARINI, Jay: (br) Above the
Land by Julie Agoos; The
Clasp and Other Poems by
Michael Collier; The Squani–
cook Eclogues by Melissa
Green, III, 510
PERETZ,
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PERL, Jed: Seeing Mapplethorpe,
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PHILLIPS, William: (br) The Im–
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Doris Lessing, I, 143;
Comment, II, 175; Com–
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IV, 531; Then and Now: '68
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Interview with
T.
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543
POLKOWSKI, Jan: "My Sweet
Motherland," (poem), II,
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288; Hymn, (poem), II, 289
RADOSH, Ronald: An Exchange
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65; Sunshine at Noon, III,
380
RASKIN, Abe: Hungary After
Glasnost, (Symposium), II,
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REED, Gail S.: (br) The Anatomy
of Loving: The Story of
Man's Quest to Know What
Love Is by Martin S.
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RENAUT, Alain: The Philoso–
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ROSE, Joanna: Hungary After
Glasnost, (Symposium), II,
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RUDIKOFF, Sonya: (br) The
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Volume II, 1911-1918
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SACKS, Peter: Hymn for the
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SCHWARTZ, Joan: Hungary
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SHARANSKY, Natan: Free, I, 7
SIEGEL, Fred: (br) The Radical
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