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"Prophets have accompanied mankind since time immemorial. They were the people who saw the future. We are familiar with the prophets from the Bible, and we are also familiar with those from Greek and Roman mythology. Everybody has heard about Nostradamus and other figures who predicted the future. All those prophetic individuals seem to be endowed with faculties that are not accessible to the average man or woman. But apart from those big, towering figures from the Bible or mythology, we have also had people with minds that could see far into the future on the basis of what they saw in the present."

"One of them was Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. His life is so rich in events that it could easily be made into a mesmerizing and pivotal feature film. His youth was spent in Soviet Russia—that is to say, under the rule of the likes of Stalin, Beria, Vyshinsky, and Molotov. Then, the Second World War broke out, marking the conflict between the Third Reich and the Soviet Union. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn served in the ranks of the Red Army. He was an officer and was promoted to the rank of captain."

"One seemingly insignificant event brought about a huge change in his life. During the war, as an officer, he corresponded with one of his colleagues. It so happened that one innocent sentence contained some criticism of the Soviet reality. That was enough. Since the correspondence was read by the secret police, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was arrested, charged with anti-Soviet activity, and sent to prison. He did not spend much time in an ordinary prison because he was, after all, an educated man, and the Soviet system was accustomed to putting such men to good use, making them work for the might of the Soviet state."

"So, together with other educated men, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was sent to a kind of labour camp in which inmates were not supposed to fell trees or hew stone in a quarry; instead, they were supposed to work scientifically. As if that was not enough, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn developed cancer and was hospitalized. Fortunately, he managed to recover."

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