Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the last surviving Russian Nobel laureate in the field of literature, died in Moscow at the age of 90. A man who became an epoch in the history of Russian artistic expression. Solzhenitsyn was one of those Russian writers in whose work people who adhere to different, often polar, ideological trends can find something close to them.

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This is a huge figure. Without this man, without his works “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich”, “Matrenin’s Court”, without “Archipelago”, my generation would have been completely different. Solzhenitsyn did not open up right away. I remember when I first read “Ivan Denisovich” at the age of sixteen, I concentrated completely on something completely different from what I later focused on.

Writer, publicist, public figure, prisoner of Stalin’s camps, in recent years recognized in his homeland as a living classic and “conscience of the nation,” Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn died on August 3 at 23.45. According to preliminary data, the cause of death was acute heart failure. Solzhenitsyn died in his house near Moscow, where he spent the last years of his life. On December 11 this year he would have turned 90 years old.

The main national university, it seems, continues to produce units with a statist bias.

What is a traditional boss? This is one who believes that he is the best. Therefore, it would never occur to him that he was illiterately set the task that he openly handed over the resources to the agent, that he did not know how to use information and reduce its asymmetry. And he, of course, believes the rewards appointed to them as absolutely correct.