Letters from the War 1941-1945
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On June 21, 1941, Alexander Tvardovsky turned 31 years old, and the next day the Great Patriotic War began. Already on June 23, he received a appointment to the South-West Front, the 25th left for the destination, and the first letter sent the first letter to his wife from the road ...
Maria Illarionna Tvardovskaya saved all the letters of her husband received during the war years. In total, they are 139. Written with the ultimate sincerity of the most close person in different years and in different conditions, they can now be read as a story about the life of the family, a divided war. In the letters there are many lines of love, about family bonds, especially significant "in the grave hour of the land of the native". They have anxiety, doubts, hopes experienced in separation. The poet reveals here and as a husband, and as a father with an organically inherent sense of responsibility for the family, they are created, and for the family from which he came out. Brightly looms in the letters and the history of the poem "Vasily Torkin" - from ripening the plan to the difficulties of promoting the book to the reader
Maria Illarionna Tvardovskaya saved all the letters of her husband received during the war years. In total, they are 139. Written with the ultimate sincerity of the most close person in different years and in different conditions, they can now be read as a story about the life of the family, a divided war. In the letters there are many lines of love, about family bonds, especially significant "in the grave hour of the land of the native". They have anxiety, doubts, hopes experienced in separation. The poet reveals here and as a husband, and as a father with an organically inherent sense of responsibility for the family, they are created, and for the family from which he came out. Brightly looms in the letters and the history of the poem "Vasily Torkin" - from ripening the plan to the difficulties of promoting the book to the reader
Author:
Author:Tvardovsky A.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98697-347-0
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