Cursed and killed
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The romance of the Epopardia "Curses and killed" Viktor Astafyev is rightfully considered one of the most powerful and piercing works of Russian military prose. At the same time, the novel is impregnated with the Christian spirit, and lines from the writings of the Old Believers are made in its name, and as epigraphs to the books of quote from the New Testament and the Gospel from Matthew.
The author depicts in detail wartime, folk patriotism, soldier’s life, shows how unheated draftees turn into a soldier’s mass, ready to be sent to the front and passionately wants to live. In addition to soldiers" weekdays, the inevitable cruelty and fleeting love are also shown in the novel. All this is a background for the main thought of the author - war is a test sent by God for revolution and departure from faith ...
Work on the novel lasted 4 years, but the final part of the epic was never written. The first part of the work was awarded the Triumph Prize, and in 1993 the novel was nominated for the Russian Bouquer Award
The author depicts in detail wartime, folk patriotism, soldier’s life, shows how unheated draftees turn into a soldier’s mass, ready to be sent to the front and passionately wants to live. In addition to soldiers" weekdays, the inevitable cruelty and fleeting love are also shown in the novel. All this is a background for the main thought of the author - war is a test sent by God for revolution and departure from faith ...
Work on the novel lasted 4 years, but the final part of the epic was never written. The first part of the work was awarded the Triumph Prize, and in 1993 the novel was nominated for the Russian Bouquer Award
Author:
Author:Astafyev V.P.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00155-598-8
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