Moscow and Muscovites (CDMP3)

Vladimir Alekseevich Gilyarovsky (1855 - 1935) replaced many professions for his long life - he was a boiler, hook, actor, worked in the circus, took part in the hostilities of the Russian -Turkish war. But he is known, first of all, as a writer, a journalist, "king of reports", a big expert on Russia and Moscow.
In his most famous book "Moscow and Muscovites", Gilyarovsky brightly, reliably and fascinatingly talks about Moscow, its main attractions and its inhabitants.
"The gloomy sight was a trick in the last century. In the labyrinth of corridors and crossings, on the curves of dilapidated stairs leading to the nights of all floors, there was no lighting. He will find his way, but there is no need to meddle here! Indeed, no power dared to stick into these gloomy abysses. Two city - mines and Lokhmatkin seasoned with the whole cunning market. Only their pood kulaks was really afraid of "punks" ..."
The text is read by the People"s Artist of Russia Alexander Belyavsky.
The total sound time is 13 hours 31 minutes. MP3 recording format (stereo, 192 Kbps).
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