Two wings. Marina Tsvetaeva through the eyes of her children

The collection, which goes to the 125th birthday of the great Russian poet Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva (1892-1941), included the memoirs of her daughter Ariadne Efron (1912-1975) and fragments from the diaries of her son George Efron (1925-1944)-the closest to the closest her people. The fate of both were sad - it seemed that they laid the imprint of the tragic ending of the life path of Marina Ivanovna. Ariadne spent almost fifteen years in camps and links, George three years after his mother’s suicide hit the front and died. The works of the poet’s life included in the collection of the works of Tsvetaeva’s children (the memoirs of their daughter illuminate the Moscow period of the Civil War and the first years of emigration, the son’s diaries are a short post -emigrant and the “evacuation -period, ending with a loop in Elabuga)