Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the Soviet dissident writer and Nobel literature prize winner who revealed the horror of Stalin's camps to the world, died late on Sunday aged 89, Russian news agencies reported.
A nice account of this courageous man from Tony Perkins at FRC.org.
And an editorial from The Washington Times:
In dying, he is exalted because he did not waver in his faith. His invocation for freedom will continue to ring loudly.
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