SOVIET STATESMAN IN WASHINGTON.—LEFT: The Soviet First Deputy-Premier (Mr Anastas Mikoyan) stops in front of a bookshop during a walk in Washington. High on the display window is a sign advertising “Dr. Zhivago,” the controversial Nobel Prize novel by the Soviet writer, Boris Pasternak. The novel has been banned in Russia. RIGHT: Mr Mikoyan offers some candy to a youngster in a suburban supermarket. He visited the shop on the third day of his stay in Washington.
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28792, 13 January 1959, Page 7
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77SOVIET STATESMAN IN WASHINGTON.—LEFT: The Soviet First Deputy-Premier (Mr Anastas Mikoyan) stops in front of a bookshop during a walk in Washington. High on the display window is a sign advertising “Dr. Zhivago,” the controversial Nobel Prize novel by the Soviet writer, Boris Pasternak. The novel has been banned in Russia. RIGHT: Mr Mikoyan offers some candy to a youngster in a suburban supermarket. He visited the shop on the third day of his stay in Washington. Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28792, 13 January 1959, Page 7
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