Original sentence: Grigory Baklanov (an influential Russian novelist) in his critical study described "200 years"  as "worthless as historical scholarship".In his interview another Russian dissident writer, Vladimir Voinovich, specifically describes Two Hundred Years Together as a work that is "long, tedious, and slanderous.Moreover Reznik notes that Solzhenitsyn uncritically used writings of antisemitic pseudo-historian Andrey Dikiy for his statistical data of Jewish participation in early Soviet government and the security apparatus.The book stirred controversy and is viewed by many historians as unreliable in both factual data and ideological approach, and  antisemitic.When interviewed for Radio Liberty on the first anniversary of Solzhenitsyn' death, Vladimir Voynovich has stated  that Solzhenitshyn harbored antisemitic sentiment all his life, as attested by the 1964 manuscript he later developed into "200 Years Together", and that he deliberately concealed it, because he knew it would have prevented him from receiving the Nobel Prize
Edited sentence: Grigory Baklanov (a Russian novelist) in his critical study described "200 years"  as "worthless as historical scholarship".Moreover Reznik notes that Solzhenitsyn uncritically used writings of Russian-American historian Andrey Dikiy for his statistical data of Jewish participation in early Soviet government and the security apparatus.Russian dissident writer Vladimir Voinovich, describes Two Hundred Years Together as a work that is "long, tedious, and slanderous.The book stirred controversy and is viewed by some critics as unreliable (in factual data and ideological approach) and  antisemitic.When interviewed for Radio Liberty on the first anniversary of Solzhenitsyn' death, Vladimir Voynovich stated that Solzhenitshyn harbored antisemitic sentiment all his life, as attested by the 1964 manuscript he later developed into "200 Years Together", and that he deliberately concealed it, because he knew it would have prevented him from receiving the Nobel Prize