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Arthur Koestler; Ignazio Silone; Richard Wright; Andre Gide; Louis Fischer; Stephen Spender
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Arthur Koestler; Ignazio Silone; Richard Wright; Andre Gide; Louis Fischer; Stephen Spender; Editor Richard Howard Stafford Crossman; Foreword David Engerman
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Crossman, Richard Howard Stafford (EDT); Engerman, David (FRW)
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