CD-ROM (MP3) Big War. The stories of Russian writers about the First World War

We bring to your attention an audio collar of stories of Russian authors at the beginning of the 20th century about the First World War. These are the episodes of the “Great War” described by her witnesses and participants: Yu.I. Lisovsky served in the hussar regiment, S.A. Garin - in the Navy, F.D. Kryukov - in the sanitary detachment, V.V. Mujel - worked as a military commissar. These are sketches from the fields of battles, everyday life of military hospitals and the life of a civilian population that fell into a military meat grinder ... These are stories about love and separation, about bitterness and pain of loss, about betrayal and cruelty, about kindness and selflessness ... This is a war through the eyes of a gray -haired general and a small Girls, a simple soldier and sisters of mercy ... This is a tragedy of people who find themselves in the occupation, and refugees thrown out of their nests ... These are the fate of entire peoples: Russians, Poles, Estonians, Georgians, Jews