There was a war tomorrow. And the dawn here is quiet
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The story of Boris Vasiliev "Tomorrow was the war" and "and the dawns here are quiet ..." "plot is completely different, but very similar in mood: tragic, but at the same time complete faith in victory.
"Tomorrow was the war" not even about the war, but her foreboding, which is living ninth graders in a small town. Against the backdrop of ordinary youthful loves and disputes, the drama of the era unfolds: arrests, slander, bureaucratic indifference and the surface faith in the party.
"And the dawns here are quiet ..." are dedicated to a rare topic in military prose - the fate of women in the war. The heroines of the story are very young Zenitzers who, together with their commander, delay the detachment of fascist saboteurs.
Illustrations of the famous graphic artist Lee are saturated with tenderness and love for girls forced to become soldiers both in battle against the Nazis and in battles with the system
"Tomorrow was the war" not even about the war, but her foreboding, which is living ninth graders in a small town. Against the backdrop of ordinary youthful loves and disputes, the drama of the era unfolds: arrests, slander, bureaucratic indifference and the surface faith in the party.
"And the dawns here are quiet ..." are dedicated to a rare topic in military prose - the fate of women in the war. The heroines of the story are very young Zenitzers who, together with their commander, delay the detachment of fascist saboteurs.
Illustrations of the famous graphic artist Lee are saturated with tenderness and love for girls forced to become soldiers both in battle against the Nazis and in battles with the system
Author:
Author:Vasiliev Boris Lvovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Small Classics of Speech
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9268-2784-9
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