By the mid-1920s, fledgling author Mikhail Bulgakov was already a marked man in the eyes of Soviet authorities due to his critical and satirical views of the Bolshevik regime. In April 1926, agents from the OGPU (the Soviet secret police and erstwhile precursor to the KGB) raided his Moscow apartment. During their search, the authoritiesContinueContinue reading “Manuscripts Don’t Burn: The Secret 1926 Soviet Interrogations of Mikhail Bulgakov”
Unpublished Declassified Soviet Archives
