Pound order, or hellish campaign
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Someday, with particular clarity, the understanding will come to us that there is a simple human intimacy, a sacrifice for the sake of another and, in the end, mutual trust, which surpass the convention of any boundaries - rational and cultural.
At the end of the Great Patriotic War, the journalist and editor of the army newspaper, together with his family, moves from Sakhalin to Arkhangelsk and meets Sakhalin friends there. He is interested in the recent past related to the Atlantic escort of the PQ-17, which was heading to Arkhangelsk, most of which was sunk by the Germans in the summer of 1942. Soon after the war, the relations of the former allies were rapidly cooled, and they began to represent the incident differently. The order of Admiral Pound, the first naval Lord of Britain, about the disbandment of a military convoy seemed untimely, which was not necessary for Soviet means of information.
The journalist is trying to deeply delve into the essence of the tragedy and understand the situation to answer the questions of her friend and writer, whom the Moscow editorial office defended to Arkhangelsk to write a book in order to soften the conflict with the West that had emerged immediately after the war. Moreover, he should not apply for Soviet principles, for which the competent authorities are observed.
In the novel, the second book of the Third Brother trilogy, the atmosphere of the first years after the war is presented and rather the psychological, and not the military-political view of the course, causes and consequences of the PQ-17 tragedy described in the work of V. Pikul "Requiem dead caravan ". The topic of finding the meaning of life, faith in God and the attitude to the church among the post -war Soviet generation and participants in the military tragedy deserves special attention
At the end of the Great Patriotic War, the journalist and editor of the army newspaper, together with his family, moves from Sakhalin to Arkhangelsk and meets Sakhalin friends there. He is interested in the recent past related to the Atlantic escort of the PQ-17, which was heading to Arkhangelsk, most of which was sunk by the Germans in the summer of 1942. Soon after the war, the relations of the former allies were rapidly cooled, and they began to represent the incident differently. The order of Admiral Pound, the first naval Lord of Britain, about the disbandment of a military convoy seemed untimely, which was not necessary for Soviet means of information.
The journalist is trying to deeply delve into the essence of the tragedy and understand the situation to answer the questions of her friend and writer, whom the Moscow editorial office defended to Arkhangelsk to write a book in order to soften the conflict with the West that had emerged immediately after the war. Moreover, he should not apply for Soviet principles, for which the competent authorities are observed.
In the novel, the second book of the Third Brother trilogy, the atmosphere of the first years after the war is presented and rather the psychological, and not the military-political view of the course, causes and consequences of the PQ-17 tragedy described in the work of V. Pikul "Requiem dead caravan ". The topic of finding the meaning of life, faith in God and the attitude to the church among the post -war Soviet generation and participants in the military tragedy deserves special attention
Author:
Author:Завершинский Юрий Александрович
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:978-5-6048741-1-0
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