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- CommentAuthormarthaquest
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The mention of the Rosenbergs made me think of Sylvia Plath again. The Bell Jar opens with the narrator's reaction to the Rosenberg's execution.
So much of Lessing's portrait/critique of the CP could be applied to any political group in any moment in time, I think. The power struggles, ideology, meetings, reading, fervor to change the world... I've seen the same thing in various committees & campaigns.
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