Sakharov smuggled Nobel Prize speech to Oslo via embassy ploy, papers reveal 50 years on
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Sakharov smuggled Nobel Prize speech to Oslo via embassy ploy, papers reveal 50 years on
Norwegian diplomat Viggo Lange took a phone call in Norway's embassy in Moscow from "a Russian" eager to speak to him. "It was Sakharov, asking whether he could come to the embassy before one o ...