Sun of the Dead: A Saga. Shmelev I.S
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Crimean land, like all of Russia, is saturated with blood. 1920: Russia runs to the Crimea from the Bolsheviks, but cannot hide, hide. The ruthless mess of the revolution and the civil war rumbles, rummaging, and into the edge of the muses - and blood pours.
The impartial, dry, dead language of the diary of suffering, fixing the death of Russia, individual human lives, individual human souls and the soul of Russia itself ... More precisely, the diary of the murder of one part of Russia is its other part ... The son of Ivan was arrested in Crimea, and then the son of Ivan is executed Shmeleva, which the father learns only in exile. Shmelev in Paris continues to write the epic in Berlin, which will bring him European fame and nomination for the Nobel Prize in Literature (1931).
“Read this if you have the courage” (Thomas Mann)
The impartial, dry, dead language of the diary of suffering, fixing the death of Russia, individual human lives, individual human souls and the soul of Russia itself ... More precisely, the diary of the murder of one part of Russia is its other part ... The son of Ivan was arrested in Crimea, and then the son of Ivan is executed Shmeleva, which the father learns only in exile. Shmelev in Paris continues to write the epic in Berlin, which will bring him European fame and nomination for the Nobel Prize in Literature (1931).
“Read this if you have the courage” (Thomas Mann)
Author:
Author:Shmelev Ivan Sergeevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00138-264-5
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