They fought for their homeland. The fate of man
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During the Great Patriotic War, Mikhail Sholokhov was at the front as a military correspondent. His observations formed the basis of military prose - reliable, convincing, humanistic. The preserved heads of the novel "They fought for their homeland" cover the period of pre-war life and raise a difficult issue of repressions of the 1930s, describe military everyday life, difficult defense of crossing through the Don.
The "fate of man" reflected fate common to many Russian soldiers: battles, German captivity, the loss of all loved ones, the loss of the meaning of life ... But the meaning can be acquired when orphans will akin to two people who have found each other.
Sholokhov"s works are illustrated by Yuri Rebrov. The artist draws living, realistic portraits of Russian people: they work at the front and in the rear, find the strength to joke and do not lose heart, bringing the victory closer every day
The "fate of man" reflected fate common to many Russian soldiers: battles, German captivity, the loss of all loved ones, the loss of the meaning of life ... But the meaning can be acquired when orphans will akin to two people who have found each other.
Sholokhov"s works are illustrated by Yuri Rebrov. The artist draws living, realistic portraits of Russian people: they work at the front and in the rear, find the strength to joke and do not lose heart, bringing the victory closer every day
Author:
Author:Sholokhov Mikhail
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Small Classics of Speech
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9268-2780-1
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