Killed near Moscow. Story and stories

Konstantin Dmitrievich Vorobyov (1919-1975) - writer, participant in the Great Patriotic War. As a Kremlin cadet, he fought near Moscow with the rank of lieutenant. Under the wedge in December 1941, Lieutenant Vorobyov was captured and was captured and was in Klinsky, Rzhevsky, Smolensk, Kaunas, Salaspils, and Shaulyai prisoner of war camps (1941-1943) He fled twice from captivity, headed the partisan group.
Tales "Scream" (1962) and "killed near Moscow" (1963) - a true story about the defense of Moscow in the fall of 1941.
During his underground in 1943, Vorobyov wrote an autobiographical story "We, Lord!" (published in 1986) about the experienced captivity. This is a work of such artistic significance that, according to V. Astafyev, even in an incomplete form ... can and should stand on the same shelf with Russian classics.
The basis of the story "German in felt boots" (1966) is the real fact from camp life. In Salaspils in a prisoner of war camp, a guard met Vorobyov, who was imbued with sympathy for the Polish Russian and began to bring him bread.
The action of the story "ear without salt" (1968), although it takes place in peacetime, the terrible echoes of the war will not subside for a long time in the hearts of those who survived it.
For secondary school age