History Quiz 25

Who,ude Orthodoxy, The Everlasting Man, detective fiction, and philosophy, influenced writers such as who.

Russian writer who, who recounted his experiences in the Soviet prison camps in the Gulag Archipelago, was granted the Nobel Prize in literature in 1970.

Who, a socialist but an opponent of Marxism, wrote about the horrors of the totalitarian state in 1984 and Animal Farm.

Who renounced Marxism and turned to Christianity.

Similarly, who, an English journalist and author, renounced atheism and Marxism.

Frenchman who experimented with new chords and produced a new concept of harmony.

Composer, concert pianist, and conductor who left Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution and became an American citizen.

His best works are his what, the most popular piano concerto in 20th century piano music.

In the United States, who, who wrote The Tender Land, and who, who wrote the first opera for television called Amahl and the Night Visitors, produced operas.

However, Europe maintained its status as the dominant producer of opera with the popular productions Faust by who, Madame Butterfly, and Tosca both by who.