Den 11. jan. 2007 kl. 20.04 skrev Boris Liberman: > Bob, > > Bob Sullivan wrote: >> I've heard that Boris's Russian countryman, Alexander Solzenitzen, >> thought the gulags would have been a lot emptier in their day if the >> secret police were uncertain which of their middle of the night raids >> would have been met with a loaded gun. >> Regards, Bob S. > > Some years ago Solzhenitzin (never mind the spelling) produced a book > called "(Russians and Jews,) Two Hundred Years Together". It was > written > like a historical kind of work. You know with references and all > such. I > read the first volume. I decided to keep away from the second. In > simple > words, this "work" is basis for so called "intellectual anti-semitism" > where the anti-semite does not just say that he or she despises Jews, > but rather gives very thorough, intellectual, logical proof why > this is > the right thing to do. Since then, I have very little sentiment for > the man. > > Just to make sure this little detail is known to the list. > > Boris
Thanks Boris. Somehow, but I don´t remember why, that does not surprise me. I remember him as being controversial. DagT -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
