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'''Results of Incident:''' Menea followed the orders of the censors and had ''The Black Envelope'' published. In late 1986, he emigrated to the United States. Even though he got it published, he considers "The Black Envelope" to be corrupt and now expresses a very pessimistic view of communist censorship. <P>

'''Results of Incident:''' Menea followed the orders of the censors and had ''The Black Envelope'' published. In late 1986, he emigrated to the United States. Even though he got it published, he considers ''The Black Envelope'' to be corrupt and now expresses a very pessimistic view of communist censorship. <P>

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	'''Results of Incident:''' Menea followed the orders of the censors and had ''The Black Envelope'' published. In late 1986, he emigrated to the United States. Even though he got it published, he considers "The Black Envelope" to be corrupt and now expresses a very pessimistic view of communist censorship. <P>		'''Results of Incident:''' Menea followed the orders of the censors and had ''The Black Envelope'' published. In late 1986, he emigrated to the United States. Even though he got it published, he considers ''The Black Envelope'' to be corrupt and now expresses a very pessimistic view of communist censorship. <P>