-
story takes place from 1922 to 1925, in post-revolutionary Russia. Kira
Argounova, the
protagonist of the story, is the
younger daughter of a bourgeois...
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Dunaev Sylvia Manto as
Marisha Claudia Marti as
Lydia Argounova Evelina Paoli as
Galina Petrovna Argounova Gina
Sammarco as
Tonia Lamberto Pic****o as GPU Captain...
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politician Kira
Zvorykina (1919–2014),
Soviet and
Ukrainian chess player Kira
Argounova, the
protagonist in Ayn Rand's We the
Living Kira Aso,
female protagonist...
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Croci 1942 We the
Living Kira
Argounova Invisible Chains Elena Silvagni The Two
Orphans Enrichetta Addio Kira Kira
Argounova Nothing New
Tonight Maria 1943...
- an
adaptation of her 1936
novel We the Living. The
story follows Kira
Argounova, a
young woman living in the
Soviet Union in the 1920s. Her
lover Leo...
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mother who
raised Davis with the help of family. She was
named after Kira
Argounova, the
protagonist in Ayn Rand's
novel We The Living. Her
father was African-American...
- of time:
Letters from
different places "Pravda," 1982. Cruikshank, J &
Argounova, T.
Reinscribing Meaning:
Memory and
Indigenous Identity in
Sakha Republic...
- Graeco-Bactrian and Indo-Gr**** World. Routledge. pp. 487–498. ISBN 9781138090699.
Argounova-Low, T.; Brown, A.; Jansari, S. (2020).
Model of a
Summer Camp. London:...
- masculinity".
According to Knapp,
Liberty 5-3000 is
reminiscent of Kira
Argounova, the
protagonist of Rand's 1934
novel We the Living. Both are "strong...
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speech from We The
Living is
spoken by the main
female character Kira
Argounova, to the
communist Andrei Taganov (one of the two male lead characters)...
