Haji Murat
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Tolstoy fell into the Caucasian war in 1851, at the age of 23, participated in many combat skirmishes and knew the history of Haji Murat very well. But completely "puzzle" of the story of Shamil"s famous Naiba, the writer was formed only half a century later, when Tolstoy saw a cripple with a cart, but stubbornly rising burdock bush and wrote in his diary that he reminded him of Haji Murat: “Well done!” - I thought ... So it is necessary, it is necessary. Most of the story was ready by the fall of 1902, the latest edits date back to December 1904. However, during the life of Tolstoy, according to the decision of the writer himself, the story was not published. It was first published in the posthumous artistic works of L. N. Tolstoy "in Moscow in 1912 with censorship seizures, and without bills were published in Russia in 1917. In 1903, telling American journalist James Crilman about his work, Tolstoy said: "This is a poem about the Caucasus, not a sermon. The central figure - Haji Murat - the folk hero who served Russia, then fought against it with his people, and in the end the Russians demolished his head. This is a story about the people despising death. "
Author:
Author:Tolstoy Lev Nikolaevich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
Paper:
Paper:Gray
Series:
Series: Checked by time
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9691-1598-9
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