Crimea in Russian literature (CDMP3)

Crimea has always occupied a special place in the literature. The delightful nature, stormy history and the multinational culture of this region were inspired by many generations of Russian writers. Someone was in the Crimea, for someone it became part of the biography ... For some, this is a blessed paradise, for others - gloomy memories of the Crimean war, for the third - a cheerful peninsula, full of ridiculous vacationers ...
... The affectionate sea and the lulling noise of the surf, the sultry southern nights and the inexorable ringing of cicadas, the picturesque ruins of the Chersonesos and the gloomily protruding over the fogs of Ai-Petri ... Metal Moscow merchants and St. Petersburg kokotka, ladies of Balzakovsky age, flirting with young people Handsome Tatars and consumptive patients who came to breathe healing sea air ...
Aidobook contains a variety of stories: travel notes, sketches, scenes from resort life - funny and sad, witty and sad.
Content:
- V. Vereshchagin "in Sevastopol"
- K. Stanyukovich "Kirillych"
- P. Zasodimsky "in the Crimea"
- N. Garin-Mikhailovsky "from my diary"
- V. Korolenko "in the Crimea"
- I. Bunin "Alupka"
- V. Doroshevich "Travel sketches", "Yalta", "conductor"
- A. Kuprin "wine barrel", "in the Crimea"
- M. Gorky "Song of the Falcon", "Chersonesos Tauride", "Crimean Sketches", "Song"
- A. Malyshkin "Train to the South"
- M. Bulgakov "Journey in the Crimea"
The sound time is 9 hours 50 minutes