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| Warsaw -- Cases of clergy collaboration with totalitarian regimes in occupied countries are nothing new. In a eulogy the younger Pinochet extolled his grandfather as "a man who, at the height of the Cold War, defeated the Marxist government which tried to impose its totalitarian model, not through the ballot box, but through direct use of force. Kuzmin as a literary theoretician was a key figure in the reaction against Symbolism for the new generation, and ultimately influential in Russian art, despite a totalitarian state's severe attempts to subdue and utilize art for its own propaganda. |
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