CDMP3 II war

The book “Igor of War” of a prose writer, playwright, publicist, one of the most famous writers of Russia of the early twentieth century Leonid Andreev has a subtitle “recognizing a little man of great days”.
It is written in the form of diaries, which represent the events of the First World War - the way they were seen by the most ordinary, modest, ordinary accountant Ivan Petrovich Dementiev. Before you is a touching, piercing monologue not too self -confident, kind and slightly naive person, a confusing story about what is happening around, about affairs at the front and about his family, secret thoughts, feelings and reasoning.
Dementiev is 45 years old and he is not subject to a call-he continues to live in St. Petersburg with his beloved wife and charming angels-will and serve in his office, so there are no descriptions of military operations in his diaries. Roman Leonid Andreev - about how the cursed war breaks into every house and violates the cloudless family life, about unbearable fear of horrors and death, about the unreliability of human happiness ... about the absurdity of hatred and anger, about the meaninglessness of people to kill each other