Russian Quotes from Two Centuries

“In the Soviet Union, everything is against God, against religion, against Christianity. Everything is for Communism. But Communism doesn’t work. So this contradiction makes you think, makes you question things.”

- Natalie Polovchak
“The New American,” November 21, 1988

“In the middle of thinking about the fame that my works were bringing me I would say to myself, ‘Very well, you will be more famous than Gogol, Pushkin, Shakespeare, Moliere, more famous than all the other authors in the world – so what?’ And I would find absolutely no reply.”

- Leo Tolstoy
“Confessions,” November 1879

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