 "Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)")
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`ARCHANGEL' DIGS DEEP TO DISCOVER SOVIET SECRET.(Books)(Column)(Review)
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Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
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March 7, 1999
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Byline: Peter Mergendahl
ARCHANGEL
By Robert Harris. (Random House, $24.95).
Robert Harris is an author whose books should be looked forward to: They are meticulously researched and so well-written that you want to shut out the world, fall into them and not surface until you are finished.
Archangel begins when Fluke Kelso, a jaded American history professor who is visiting Moscow, meets an old man who claims to have helped bury Stalin'...
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