There was nothing there, and they would find nothing. But all of a sudden they touched her personal diary, which she would not have shown even to her own mother. And these hostile young strangers reading the words she had written was more devastating to her than the whole Lubyanka with its bars and its cellars.
—from The Gulag Archipelago, a book by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, translated by Thomas P. Whitney
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