Here is my village

The famous Russian Soviet author Yuri Vasilievich Krasavin belongs to a generation, the early years of which fell on the period of the Great Patriotic War. Only these children could rather gobble up a moldy crust of bread or a cake from potato cleanings. Only the children of the war expressed what the strongest frost among the fields brought in snow and horror from bombing means. The works of Krasavin show everyday rural life. His characters are people who are literally ingenious into a traditional way, adhere to generally accepted human morality. The writer himself once noted that “the village is a huge, multi -sized, multi -word, this is a poetic world due to the fact that it is inseparably connected with living and inanimate nature, and woeful due to the fact that it is inseparable from heavy, sometimes overwhelming labor.”