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the promise of partnership that beguiled American administrations during the first post-Soviet decades increasingly appears to have been false from the start

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Happiness by Yuri Felsen british history the promise of partnership thatHappiness (1932) is the second novel in Yuri Felsens cycle The Recurrence of Things Past, following the critically acclaimed Deceit. Written as a diary addressed to his beloved Lyolya, it unfolds as an intense stream of consciousness in which Volodya its anxious, self scrutinising narrator revisits the fragile equilibrium of their difficult relationship. When new figures enter Lyolyas orbit, Volodyas hard won certainties begin to collapse. Forced to