Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Russian writer, wins Nobel Prize
Apr. 05, 1972 - This coming Sunday, Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn should have received his Nobel Prize in Moscow from Dr. Karl Ragnar Gierow, Secretary of the Swedish Academy. But Dr. Gierow's Visa was refused by the Soviet Union, causing a new vexation for Solzhenitsyn, who should have received his prize 17 months ago
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