Burnt Moscow
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Gregory Petrovich Danilevsky - a writer, a publicist, translator - for a long time he was looking for his way in the literature: the Ukrainian fairy tales were made in poetic form, I tried myself in drama, worked on Bairon"s translations, Schiller, Longfello, Novisa, Mitskevich and Shakespeare. In the 1860s, Danilevsky began writing novels from the history of Russia and Ukraine of the XVIII-XIX centuries. Roman burned Moscow (1886) On the subject of the Patriotic War of 1812, it is associated with the Roman-epic war of L. Tolstoy War and the world, however, according to anonymous criticism of that time, the author managed to highlight the "unaffected to the thick corner of the then era". The main hero V.A.Perovsky is written off from a real person, a participant in the events of 1812, who told about his military fate in the notes. Danilevsky supplemented his image, speaking in the narration and romantic line, closely intertwined with the military. Being under the charm of the Creation of Tolstoy, the writer traveled to a clear pool (1885) to show him his essay, and Tolstoy, according to the testimony of Danilevsky himself, he was warmly recommended to printed a novel
Author:
Author:Danilevsky G.P.
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4453-0227-8
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