Yeah she did that's what your article says

Holy fuck

In her 1974 memoir, ''Sanya: My Life with Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn'' (Bobbs-Merrill), she wrote that she was ''perplexed'' that the West had accepted ''The Gulag Archipelago'' as ''the solemn, ultimate truth,'' saying its significance had been ''overestimated and wrongly appraised.''

Pointing out that the book's subtitle is ''An Experiment in Literary Investigation,'' she said that her husband did not regard the work as ''historical research, or scientific research.'' She contended that it was, rather, a collection of ''camp folklore,'' containing ''raw material'' which her husband was planning to use in his future productions.

Actually, it doesn't say that. It just talks about criticisms she made in her 1974 memoir.

What

What the hell are you talking about

Notice how I said she didn't ONLY.

Keyword "only".

Only what??

She made her comments in 1974, BEFORE the fall

Right. And your point? Are you saying that she was manipulated by the KGB even after the fall?

@Queef Madagascar#8856 if you're going to argue with commies on their home turf, atleast have evidence and research done when you do so

Because she talked about it outside of her memoir and after 1974.

Source

Your article doesnt say that

@Dixie what do you mean this guy is making false claims

She wrote multiple memoirs. You can look it up for yourself.

She denounced her husband more than once.

it's still his turf, and he's eloquating his claims well

Ok source

A simple Google search will provide you with what you're looking for.

i find it far more appropriate to counter a claim with negating evidence then spout "source please" after everything

What do i look up

Look up her memoirs.

I'm assuming you have this information and your being truthful

Which one, which chapter

@Deleted User as for you, when evidence in found in overwhelming archives, atleast be courteous and refer a person to which specific subsection or whatever they should look for

instead of being asinine and saying "just lookit up"

I wouldn't talk out of my ass in a childish attempt to save face. What I've said is true and can easily be confirmed by an online search.

They are in russian

http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1556391.Natalya_Reshetovskaya

there should be translations

Can u link them

@Dixie Why though? The onus is on him, not me. What I've stated thus far is widely accepted by Western Sovietologists as well as the OSS.

I don't speak russian

Appeal to authority + no source

@Deleted User why argue with someone if you don't want them to believe you?

Tankie I'm assuming you speak Russian and read her memoirs can you provide a translation

ok i'm gonna go back to bumping up my servers' security

good night gentlemen

You can find her works translated from the Russian into English.