October 31, 1958 (September 19) Hundred Days, Basseterre ng refused to accept the Nobel Prize.


Basseterre ng In 1958 October 31, 2010, the Soviet writer Boris - Basseterre ng forced to be refused by the Nobel literature prize. Although he said he is "voluntarily refuse to accept" in a letter to the Swedish Academy, but the West believe that the Soviet government forced him to reject by. His novel "Doctor Zhivago," the Russian Revolution as the background, and criticism of the Soviet ideology. (Lssdjt.com)
68-year-old Basseterre ng a welcome by the people of the poet and translator. After he finished "Doctor Zhivago" in early 1958, to get to a Soviet publishers publishing, the publishers do not give him published political reasons. Later, Basseterre ng publication of this book, a publishing company in Italy. The book describes the basic is a love story, and praised Christian ethics. This day, a general meeting in Moscow, a Communist Youth League leaders scolded the Basseterre ng is head "pig". (Lsjt.org)