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❝ Martin Amis rightly asks in this essay: Why were Stalin's crimes judged more leniently than Hitler's? Why could one joke about the Gulag and Siberia, when no one would laugh about Auschwitz?
❝ The zone of interest mentioned in the book is nothing but a real concentration camp where the inmates suffer the unthinkable, both from the Nazis and from the inmates themselves forced into inhumane and dehumanizing tasks.
❝ Despite some criticisms of this new writer, considered an enfant terrible of contemporary literature, endowed with significant linguistic virtuosity and equally comic verve, he won the “Somerset Maugham Award” as the best novel by a writer under thirty-five a year after its publication.
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