Russia must live
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In 2018, the centenary of the funeral of Russia was held.
The burial player was the Nobel laureate Sir Redyard Kipling, the author of the poem "Russia -pacifists" (Russia then The Pacifists) There was no hatred in the poem. Only a cold -blooded statement that a long -standing geopolitical opponent of Britain died: The empire was built for three hundred years and collapsed in thirty days. Well, since even a long -standing geopolitical enemy and a recent ally is not worthless to lie without burial, Kipling urged compatriots to work a little: "We ewl the grave with England the people."
And the grave was dug. But it is still empty. Russia is alive.
Why did this happen? Who stood up for us? Why did the most serious mistake of the Russian people not become fatal for its history?
The burial player was the Nobel laureate Sir Redyard Kipling, the author of the poem "Russia -pacifists" (Russia then The Pacifists) There was no hatred in the poem. Only a cold -blooded statement that a long -standing geopolitical opponent of Britain died: The empire was built for three hundred years and collapsed in thirty days. Well, since even a long -standing geopolitical enemy and a recent ally is not worthless to lie without burial, Kipling urged compatriots to work a little: "We ewl the grave with England the people."
And the grave was dug. But it is still empty. Russia is alive.
Why did this happen? Who stood up for us? Why did the most serious mistake of the Russian people not become fatal for its history?
Author:
Author:Dolgopolov Maxim Vladimirovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00095-816-2
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