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The writer and the dictator • Inside Story
In June 1934, at home on Moscow’s Volkonskaya Street, Boris Pasternak received a fateful phone call from the Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin. “What do you think of Mandelstam?,” Stalin asked the poet. “What are they saying in your literary circles about the…
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