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Tito exiled Mihajlov to the West in 1978, and his passport wasn't returned to him until after the fall of Communism.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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One reason Mihajlov was so widely admired is that he had a knack for illustrating how the Communist regime affected the human spirit.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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When Milosevic finally fell, Mihajlov moved back home to Belgrade.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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One reason Mihajlov was so widely admired is that he had a knack for illustrating how the Communist regime affected the human spirit.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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But Mihajlov never put his Christian religion at the center of his politics.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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One reason Mihajlov was so widely admired is that he had a knack for illustrating how the Communist regime affected the human spirit.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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Philosophically Mihajlov was close to those religious idealists among the dissidents, such as Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, who cited Mihajlov in his work.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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Having begun his career writing and teaching about his first love — Russian literature and philosophy — Mihajlov got into politics by accident.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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Tito exiled Mihajlov to the West in 1978, and his passport wasn't returned to him until after the fall of Communism.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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Philosophically Mihajlov was close to those religious idealists among the dissidents, such as Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, who cited Mihajlov in his work.
Remembering Misha Max Singer 2010
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