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Yuli M. Daniel, a Russian Writer Tried as a Dissident, Is Dead at 63
1989
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After the trial, some prominent Soviet intellectuals and Communist Party members around the world expressed dismay. Pravda defended the sentences, saying that the two writers had apparently failed to understand the nature of the Soviet Union's ''socialist democracy.'' After Mikhail S. Gorbachev lifted some artistic restrictions, some of Mr. [Yuli M. Daniel]'s work has circulated in the Soviet Union. In July, as he lay ill in a hospital, the popular weekly Ogonyok published poems Mr. Daniel had written in prison, calling them ''his first publications after a break of more than 20 years.'' Introducing the five poems, the magazine wrote: ''Yuli Daniel - prose writer and poet. Yuli Daniel - war veteran and a man of difficult fate.'' Included was a poem titled ''The Ring,'' in which Mr. Daniel appeared to liken his trial to a boxing match.
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