Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
If You Live In A Graveyard, You Can't Weep For Everyone.
-Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
If You Live In A Graveyard, You
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
If You Live In A Graveyard, You Can't Weep For Everyone.
Views: 10
Topic
Graveyard
Ifs
More From Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
The Earlier, The More Fun. Why Put It Off? It’s The Atomic Age!
Fun
Age
The Demands Of Internal Growth Are Incomparably More Important To Us...than The Need For Any External Expansion Of Our Power.
Peace
War
Growth
That Which Is Called Humanism, But What Would Be More Correctly Called Irreligious Anthropocentrism, Cannot Yield Answers To The Most Essential Questions Of Our Life
Yield
Essentials
Would Be
A Day Without A Dark Cloud. Almost A Happy Day. There Were Three Thousand Six Hundred And Fifty-three Days Like That In His Stretch. From The First Clang Of The Rail To The Last Clang Of The Rail. Three Thousand Six Hundred And Fifty-three Days. The Three Extra Days Were For Leap Years.
Dark
Clouds
Years
Boris Yeltsin's Period Was Characterized By A No Less Irresponsible Attitude To People's Lives, But In Other Ways. In His Haste To Have Private Rather Than State Ownership As Quickly As Possible, Yeltsin Started A Mass, Multi-billion-dollar Fire Sale Of The National Patrimony. Wanting To Gain The Support Of Regional Leaders, Yeltsin Called Directly For Separatism And Passed Laws That Encouraged And Empowered The Collapse Of The Russian State. This Deprived Russia Of Its Historical Role For Which It Had Worked So Hard, And Lowered Its Standing In The International Community.
Attitude
Support
Community
Trending Author
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bret Harte
Bruce McCulloch
Donald Pleasence
Judy Martz
Donald Berwick
Category
Information