1881
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In the history of Russia there are several fatal forks. The March-April 1881, marked by the death of Alexander II and ascending the throne of Alexander III, is one of them.
The reconstruction of this key moment in Russian history is important to us for understanding: why we found ourselves where we were. We are not interested in the venerable Russian genre
Who is to blame? No one is to blame, everyone wanted the best. The question Who is right? Then, most importantly, today. Having found the answer, we will finally be able to ask the following, radical question: “What to do?”
Boris Akunin’s drama “1881” is plotly connected with the novel “The Road to Kitezh”, which is part of the project “History of the Russian State”. The play is printed with copyright comments for the director
The reconstruction of this key moment in Russian history is important to us for understanding: why we found ourselves where we were. We are not interested in the venerable Russian genre
Who is to blame? No one is to blame, everyone wanted the best. The question Who is right? Then, most importantly, today. Having found the answer, we will finally be able to ask the following, radical question: “What to do?”
Boris Akunin’s drama “1881” is plotly connected with the novel “The Road to Kitezh”, which is part of the project “History of the Russian State”. The play is printed with copyright comments for the director
Author:
Author:Akunin B.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-153666-4
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