East of Arbat
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Forty -two years after the first edition, the Soviet reports of Hannah Krall again fell into the hands of the reader ... It was possible to write about the Soviet Union in the Polish People’s Republic (but how then to tell the truth about the eastern neighbor?), Or badly (then the censor will not miss the book ).
Hannanah Krall managed to overcome this barrier. She gave the Polish reader honest and non -casual reports ... What were the journalist about her heroes? Free, but frightened by time, able to have fun, but anxious, open, but responding evasively ... Some problems that the book talks about have not lost relevance to this day. How to remain true to himself, not becoming a renegade, how to go to the goal, but not on the heads, how to find the meaning of life contrary to difficult circumstances.
"Newsuik" about the reprint of 2014
"East of Arbat" (first edition - 1972) - the first book of reports by Hannah Krall (b. 1937), one of the most famous documentary prose writers in Poland and in the world. In the era of censorship and propaganda, these texts stunned the reader: the book "East of Arbat" instantly became a bestseller. According to the Polish reporter M. Shchigel, the method used for the first time applied by Hannaya Krall, “allowed the censor (which was often smart and understood what the author actually wanted to say) to let the text into the seal, the reader - to feel that he was not led by the nose, And to the author - that he does not lie at the fool, stamping "correct" texts".
Reprinting the collection in 2014, Hannah Krall also included a report “Man and Woman ", written during perestroika in our country, noting that this should be written the whole book if words could be born then, The time for which has not yet arrived
Hannanah Krall managed to overcome this barrier. She gave the Polish reader honest and non -casual reports ... What were the journalist about her heroes? Free, but frightened by time, able to have fun, but anxious, open, but responding evasively ... Some problems that the book talks about have not lost relevance to this day. How to remain true to himself, not becoming a renegade, how to go to the goal, but not on the heads, how to find the meaning of life contrary to difficult circumstances.
"Newsuik" about the reprint of 2014
"East of Arbat" (first edition - 1972) - the first book of reports by Hannah Krall (b. 1937), one of the most famous documentary prose writers in Poland and in the world. In the era of censorship and propaganda, these texts stunned the reader: the book "East of Arbat" instantly became a bestseller. According to the Polish reporter M. Shchigel, the method used for the first time applied by Hannaya Krall, “allowed the censor (which was often smart and understood what the author actually wanted to say) to let the text into the seal, the reader - to feel that he was not led by the nose, And to the author - that he does not lie at the fool, stamping "correct" texts".
Reprinting the collection in 2014, Hannah Krall also included a report “Man and Woman ", written during perestroika in our country, noting that this should be written the whole book if words could be born then, The time for which has not yet arrived
Author:
Author:Krall Hannah
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Drawing & Painting
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7516-1504-8
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