In the fire of the revolution
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The book is devoted to the fate of two figures of the era of indigenous transformations of Russia-Maria Spiridonova (1884-1941) and Larisa Reisner (1895-1926) These women were unlikely to personally meet in a stormy stream of revolutionary events, spinning in different circles and experiencing the same circumstances differently. But it is precisely the look from different sides that allows us to more correctly evaluate the fateful revolutionary time.
Maria Spiridonova mortally wounded the punisher, who brutally suppressed peasant riots. The tsarist court sentenced the girl to execution, but under the influence of public opinion the gallows was replaced by unlimited hard labor. In 1918, she was one of the leaders of the Levoyer rebellion. Maria Spiridonova survived the link, poverty, betrayal of loved ones.
An extraordinary fate was destined for Larisa Reisner. Clever, a beauty, from a young age, participated in the artistic life of St. Petersburg, in her honor B. Pasternak named the main character of the novel "Dr. Zhivago" Lara. The Commissar woman from the play by V. Vishnevsky is also Larisa ... An unsuccessful romance with Nikolai Gumilev, who did not accept the revolution, brought Larisa to the Bolshevik camp. She was appointed commissar of the naval headquarters. In the Navy, she became the wife of Fedor Raskolnikov, who subsequently gained fame thanks to Stalin"s opening letter. Larisa’s love affair with Lev Trotsky had its investigation to receive a new post of commissar intelligence department at his headquarters and a link to Afghanistan, when Trotsky was in “disgrace”. Reisner and Raskolnikov managed to upset the plans of England and achieve important successes in the diplomatic field
Maria Spiridonova mortally wounded the punisher, who brutally suppressed peasant riots. The tsarist court sentenced the girl to execution, but under the influence of public opinion the gallows was replaced by unlimited hard labor. In 1918, she was one of the leaders of the Levoyer rebellion. Maria Spiridonova survived the link, poverty, betrayal of loved ones.
An extraordinary fate was destined for Larisa Reisner. Clever, a beauty, from a young age, participated in the artistic life of St. Petersburg, in her honor B. Pasternak named the main character of the novel "Dr. Zhivago" Lara. The Commissar woman from the play by V. Vishnevsky is also Larisa ... An unsuccessful romance with Nikolai Gumilev, who did not accept the revolution, brought Larisa to the Bolshevik camp. She was appointed commissar of the naval headquarters. In the Navy, she became the wife of Fedor Raskolnikov, who subsequently gained fame thanks to Stalin"s opening letter. Larisa’s love affair with Lev Trotsky had its investigation to receive a new post of commissar intelligence department at his headquarters and a link to Afghanistan, when Trotsky was in “disgrace”. Reisner and Raskolnikov managed to upset the plans of England and achieve important successes in the diplomatic field
Author:
Author:Mayorova E.I.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907115-27-9
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