"I could not accept another life ..."
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The book proposed by the attention of readers publishes unique materials from the archive of Nina Vladimirovna Trapani - Italian by origin, an unknown confessor, whose conscious life came at the time of a godless in a godless. Her literary gift and magnificent memory allowed with the ultimate reliability and simplicity (comparable to the autobiographical prose of I. S. Shmelev: “Summer of the Lord”, “The Pogarrings”, etc) to capture the visible pictures of the life of Russia of that time.
The creative heritage of N.V. Trapani contains invaluable evidence of the feat of her life, about inhuman suffering that have fallen to her share and adolescence. With exciting interest, the sections dedicated to the temples of Moscow of the 1920-1930s, and then the military and post-war years, telling about the confessive path of Nina Vladimirovna.
All the life of N. V. Tracani is closely connected with Vladimir-with the equally apostal Grand Duke Vladimir and with the city where she lived her century, working in the Vladimir diocese, the section From the Diary of the 1959-1960s. It is of great interest for the history of the Russian Orthodox Church in the XX century.
Completing the book Collection of poems by Nina Trapani Fallen Leaves - evidence of the versatility of her literary talent.
In some cases, author"s spelling and punctuation, as well as colloquial speech of that time, were preserved in some cases
The creative heritage of N.V. Trapani contains invaluable evidence of the feat of her life, about inhuman suffering that have fallen to her share and adolescence. With exciting interest, the sections dedicated to the temples of Moscow of the 1920-1930s, and then the military and post-war years, telling about the confessive path of Nina Vladimirovna.
All the life of N. V. Tracani is closely connected with Vladimir-with the equally apostal Grand Duke Vladimir and with the city where she lived her century, working in the Vladimir diocese, the section From the Diary of the 1959-1960s. It is of great interest for the history of the Russian Orthodox Church in the XX century.
Completing the book Collection of poems by Nina Trapani Fallen Leaves - evidence of the versatility of her literary talent.
In some cases, author"s spelling and punctuation, as well as colloquial speech of that time, were preserved in some cases
Author:
Author:TRUARY
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian, Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00009-192-0
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