Natalie StandifordI didn't want to die. I just found death soothing to think about.
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I didn't want to die. I just found death soothing to think about. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn said: “I didn’t want to die. I just found death soothing to think about.” He was a Russian writer who spent 11 years in a Soviet labor camp for anti-state speech and writing, including the book The Gulag Archipelago, which exposed the horrors of the Soviet labor camp system.
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