title: Project Samuel: The Quest for the Centennial Nobel Prize
author:  J. P. Polidoro 
description: "a disturbingly plausible scenario...the implications are frightening." -- <i>Peter J. Marchand, Ph.D. - Author, Life in the Cold</i><br /><br />"an intriguing story of medical deceit by unscrupulous persons eager to satisfy their greed." -- <i>Donald L. Black, Ph.D. - University of Massachusetts</i><br /><br />"an unstoppable page-turner...a fictional scenario, but one that is historically factual." -- <i>Peter Mars - Author, The Tunnel</i>
zlib_text: NOBEL PRIZE LIBRARY 
  SOLZHENITSYN 
  TAGORE 
  UNDSET 
  YEA TS 
  
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  A leksandr Solzhenitsyn 
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