Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Gulag Archipelago - unbanned in russian schools - Zinn & Chomsky, banned in american schools

 ln 1968, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn finished
his book *The Gulag Archipelago,* a scorching indictment of the
oppression that he and his countrymen suffered under the totalitarian
regime of the Soviet Union. Banned for years, it was never formally
published in his home country until 1989. Even after that, the new
Russian government tried to control the teaching of history by
suppressing texts like Solzhenitsyn's. This year, all that changed. *The
Gulag Archipelago* became required reading in Russian high schools. At
last, the truth is officially available. (Maybe one day the equivalent will
happen in the U.S., with alternate histories by Howard Zinn and Noam
Chomsky finding their way into the curriculum.) I celebrate this
breakthrough as a symbol of the events that are about to unfold in your
personal life: the long-lost truth finally revealed.

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