Bumbarash
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Arkady Petrovich Gaidar (1904-1941) (real surname - Golikov) was born on January 22, 1904 in the city of Kursk province. Children spent in Arzamas. He was ten years old when his father went to the front, teacher P. I. Golikov. And in 1918, Arkady himself went to the Red Army. In 1919, he studied on courses of team preparation in Moscow. He was an assistant commander of the platoon. At the age of 17, he commanded the spare rifle regiment. In 1923, after contusion, Arkady fell ill and soon was fired to the reserve. In the 20s, Antonov"s rebel army in the Tambov province and anti-Soviet speeches in Khakassia, was distinguished by special diligence and was accused of the head of a special department in the commercial executions.
During the Great Patriotic War, Gaidar was a correspondent of the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda". After the surroundings of the parts of the south-western front, he fell into a partisan detachment where he became a machine gun. In October 1941, Arkady Gaidar died near the village of Lepliaevo in the Cherkasy region.
A. Gaidar became one of the favorite children"s writers. He knew well and understood the children and wanted them to grow by brave, honest, love their homeland and were her patriots.
The most famous works of A. Gaidar - "R. V. S. " (1925), "School" (1930), "Military Mystery" (1935), "Blue Cup" (1936), "Dried Drummer" Fate (1938), "Chuk and Gek", "Hot Stone" (1941) and, Of course, "Timur and his team" (1940), a work that gave rise to Timurovsky movement.
In 1937, A. Gaidar began writing a story about a row soldier who returned to his village from the Austrian captivity. All at home, and his favorite girl, consider him dead. There is a civil war, then red, then white, then the green, and this confusion, the Bumbaras are trying to survive, adapt.
Initially, Gaidar entitled his work Talisman, but he liked the ringing name "Bumbarash" - so more and more often he called his story. However, it remained unfinished, since at this time the story of V. Kataeva appeared in the press, the soldiers came from the front ", which contained a lot of what he wanted to write in the" Bumbarash "Gaidar.
For mid-school age
During the Great Patriotic War, Gaidar was a correspondent of the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda". After the surroundings of the parts of the south-western front, he fell into a partisan detachment where he became a machine gun. In October 1941, Arkady Gaidar died near the village of Lepliaevo in the Cherkasy region.
A. Gaidar became one of the favorite children"s writers. He knew well and understood the children and wanted them to grow by brave, honest, love their homeland and were her patriots.
The most famous works of A. Gaidar - "R. V. S. " (1925), "School" (1930), "Military Mystery" (1935), "Blue Cup" (1936), "Dried Drummer" Fate (1938), "Chuk and Gek", "Hot Stone" (1941) and, Of course, "Timur and his team" (1940), a work that gave rise to Timurovsky movement.
In 1937, A. Gaidar began writing a story about a row soldier who returned to his village from the Austrian captivity. All at home, and his favorite girl, consider him dead. There is a civil war, then red, then white, then the green, and this confusion, the Bumbaras are trying to survive, adapt.
Initially, Gaidar entitled his work Talisman, but he liked the ringing name "Bumbarash" - so more and more often he called his story. However, it remained unfinished, since at this time the story of V. Kataeva appeared in the press, the soldiers came from the front ", which contained a lot of what he wanted to write in the" Bumbarash "Gaidar.
For mid-school age
Author:
Author:Gaidar Arkady Petrovich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
Series:
Series: Schoolboy Library
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906775-73-3
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