Chapaev

Dmitry Furmanov is a prose writer and a revolutionary, who has lived a bright, but very short life. He received literary impressions and material for creativity at the fronts of the First World War, where he served as a brother of mercy. The future writer studied at the Faculty of Faculty of Moscow University and the work combined with the service of the revolutionary idea. His Peru belongs to the story "Red Guard", "in the eighteenth year", the novel "rebellion", but the most famous work remains "Chapaev", telling about the struggle of the Red Army with the troops of Kolchak in the Urals and in the Volga region. Created by the author, the image of Vasily Chapaev - the famous comgon and the Hero of the Civil War - for many years he has become a symbol of loud victories of that era. In 1934, the famous directors of Vasilyev"s brothers put the same film on Furmanov"s book, perhaps the most popular of all Soviet films. Even today, when we can see the pages of our native history in a new way, Chapaev remains a real legend and a romantic wrestler. According to Lunacharsky, the Furmanov himself was also "... with a hot romantic, who knew the heartfelt, full of sympathy and inner excitement to respond to the true rise and personalities and the masses