Minotaur"s Head

Cities in which the Roman of the Roman Krayevsky "Head Minotaur" has long been there for a long time. Houses, streets and square are. And the old Lviv, the Polish-Jewish pre-war Lviv is not. A cosmopolitan city, where the Polish, Austrian, Hungarian, Jewish, Italian, Russian, Ukrainian customs were mixed, which was reflected in the architecture and everyday life, in the menu and language, in freedom and humor of citizens, adequately relate to themselves and the world. Today"s mononational Lviv is a wonderful city. But the other. It is much different from the former Lviv than the current Odessa from Odessa Babel. Marek Kravsky accurately describes interwar lions. All people mentioned in the novel (except, of course, the main characters), then lived in Lviv and were well known in Poland and Europe