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A famous Russian poet, Joseph Brodsky defected to the United States from the Soviet Union in the midst of the Cold War. He was initially exiled to an estate by trial for 'social parasitism'. After his return from exile, he left for the United States, where he wrote much famous American literature, and became the United States' Poet Laureate.

{{uncited}}A famous [[Russian]] [[poet]], Joseph Brodsky defected to the [[United States]] from the [[Soviet Union]] in the midst of the [[Cold War]]. He was initially exiled to an estate by trial for 'social parasitism'. After his return from exile, he left for the United States, where he wrote much famous American [[literature]], and became the [[United States Poet Laureate]].

== Famous Quotes ==

== Famous Quotes ==

During his trial, Brodsky was asked by a judge:

During his [[trial]], Brodsky was asked by a [[judge]]:

Judge: How then?  

Judge: How then?  

'''Brodsky: I think that it ... comes from God'''

'''Brodsky: I think that it ... comes from [[God]]'''

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[[Category:Poets]]

[[Category:Poets]]

[[Category:Cold War]]

[[Category:Cold War]]