Red Dusk and the Morrow · Character
Comrade Morozov
A Bolshevik comrade whose name hovers over the city's new order, invoked in the same breath as theatre seats and gallows.
supporting
Also known as Morozov
First appearance: i one of the crowd
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Comrade Morozov belongs to the class of men the narrator must flatter and evade — the 'comrades' whose devotion to the Soviet regime buys a little safety and a lot of unease. He is felt rather than seen in the early…
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- Closing
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