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LRB Article PDF: Sycophant-in-Chief (<i>LRB</i> volume 18 number 24, 12 December 1996) 

LRB Article PDF: Sycophant-in-Chief (LRB volume 18 number 24, 12 December 1996)

Clarence Brown

In 1966, the year I made the acquaintance of Ilya Ehrenburg, these words appeared in the Daily Mirror: 'His name is always mud - somewhere or other. He is Ilya Ehrenburg, the renowned Soviet writer, who has shouldered the lifelong burden of always being blamed by somebody, somewhere, for something.' Joshua Rubenstein shows flair in taking this as the epigraph for his book, and so acknowledging the magnitude of his task.

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