Speculating on why the article never saw the light of day, he concluded: In terms of its potential impact on public opinion, it was one thing to say these things in 1937 but quite different to say them in 1940 when Britain was at war. And to top it off nicely, Solzhenitsyn's book, Two Hundred Years Together hasn't found a translator or a publisher in the West.
Who was it said, if you want to know who rules you, identify whom you must not criticize...(paraphrased)