Collected Works in 15 volumes. Volume 13. Diary (1936-1969)
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The third book "Diary" in content and tonality of records is sharply different from the previous ones. The author’s personal troubles were reflected on these pages-the death of his son, the death of his wife, the persecution of the anti-war fairy tale “Odul Barmaley” and the hardships experienced by society in the 30-40s. There are gaps, many torn pages in diarybooks. On the surviving pages, the echoes of the tragedy Akhmatova, Zoshchenko, Pasternak, Vasily Grossman, Fadeeva were preserved.
From the middle of the fifties, books such as "High Art", "from two to five" are beginning to be released again, "contemporaries", "live as life", "Chekhov" have been published for the first time. Chukovsky receives the Lenin Prize and honorary title of Dr. Oxford
From the middle of the fifties, books such as "High Art", "from two to five" are beginning to be released again, "contemporaries", "live as life", "Chekhov" have been published for the first time. Chukovsky receives the Lenin Prize and honorary title of Dr. Oxford
Author:
Author:Chukovsky Korean Ivanovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4467-0023-3
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