Goodbye, Germany!
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With one careless phrase, the collapse of the career of Honored Afghan Eduard Gromoboev began, the general begins to pursue him. The echo of war helped out - the third order of the Red Star, who fell into the hero, “caught up with” like snow on his head. As a result of all the vicissitudes, instead of dismissal from the army, the “rebellious captain” enters Germany, into the Soviet group of troops, which ends its stay here in connection with the collapse of the GDR and the Berlin Wall. "Link to Germany" becomes for the hero another test of strength, he is among people who are ill with an implausible thirst for profit. A thirst that will soon cover almost the whole country. And then the main motive of the dilogy appears: you need to remain yourself, even among universal chaos and madness! As a result, Gromoboev is in Moscow ... among the defenders of the White House. But even after the "victory of democracy", the attitude towards him in the military environment remains the same ... what to do next? It remains to go on a business trip for the next war, to Tajikistan. On the border with the very Afghanistan from which he recently returned ... The hero accepts this challenge of time. How many more wars will fall for him? ..
In the dilogy of Prokudin there is a lot of humor, open irony over himself, over others and in general - over the world. It has a living human fate, the fate of a soldier of the Fatherland, a lot of bright episodes and a lot of love for people in military uniform
In the dilogy of Prokudin there is a lot of humor, open irony over himself, over others and in general - over the world. It has a living human fate, the fate of a soldier of the Fatherland, a lot of bright episodes and a lot of love for people in military uniform
Author:
Author:Prokudin Nikolai Nikolaevich
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Series:
Series: Modern prose
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-227-08188-9
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