Why do not value human life in Russia
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The rhetorical question made by A. Tsipko in the name of the book is the eternal Russian question. He is set by the patriots who feel sorry for Russia after the next "Russian catastrophe". Why did the Russians themselves, with their own hands, destroyed their holy Orthodox Russia, spilling a river of their own blood? - This question was asked by I. Bunin, M. Gorky and others during the Civil War. Why did the Russians with amazing cruelty mocked the Russian victims of the Gulag? - This question is asked by A. Solzhenitsyn in work "Archipelago Gulag".
"Russian Spring-2014" gives a new sound to these eternal Russian issues. If it were not for the realization that thousands of "volunteers" and former miners and tractor drivers of Donbass died in the name of the impossible - in the name of the dream of the revival of Novorosia ...
Is there any sense in Russian great power ", which has never given any benefits to a Russian person except" poverty and life in the besieged fortress"? - The author asked these and other difficult questions in this book. But did he find answers - to judge only to readers
"Russian Spring-2014" gives a new sound to these eternal Russian issues. If it were not for the realization that thousands of "volunteers" and former miners and tractor drivers of Donbass died in the name of the impossible - in the name of the dream of the revival of Novorosia ...
Is there any sense in Russian great power ", which has never given any benefits to a Russian person except" poverty and life in the besieged fortress"? - The author asked these and other difficult questions in this book. But did he find answers - to judge only to readers
Author:
Author:Tsipko Alexander Sergeevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Culture
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907255-96-8
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