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Subject: Fall 2001 Russian Outlook by Leon Aron
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The Fall 2001 Russian Outlook essay, "An Anchor in the Mud: Three Russian Novels as a Guide to Practicing Freedom and Constructing a New Self," by Leon Aron contains a number of words in Cyrillic, including a stanza from Boris Pasternak's poem "Hamlet."

If you were unable view the words in Cyrillic in yesterday's attachment, please go to http://www.aei.org/ro/rofront.htm to download this edition of the Russian Outlook from AEI's website.