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Armoured Train 14–69
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Armoured Train 14–69

work by Ivanov
Also known as: “Bronepoezd 14–69”
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  • Vsevolod Vyacheslavovich Ivanov, from a Soviet postage stamp, 1965.
    Vsevolod Ivanov

    In 1927 he reworked Armoured Train 14–69— which had been severely criticized for neglecting the role of the Communist Party in the partisan movement—into a play, correcting this flaw. The drama enjoyed immediate success and has become one of the classics of the Soviet repertory. In his works composed…

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    In 1927 he reworked Armoured Train 14–69— which had been severely criticized for neglecting the role of the Communist Party in the partisan movement—into a play, correcting this flaw. The drama enjoyed immediate success and has become one of the classics of the Soviet repertory. In his works composed…

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