Nuremberg
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The novel from the director of the film “Nuremberg” by Nikolai Lebedev - the author of the paintings “Legend No. 17” and “Crew”.
On the anniversary of the main court of the era over the fascist executioners in Nuremberg.
Based on real events.
On the personal tragedy of man and the greatest process of mankind ...
The International Military Tribunal opened in Nuremberg on November 20, 1945, becoming an unprecedented event of the twentieth century. For the first time, the main people of the whole state were accused of committing war crimes in the dock. Humanity jointly condemned the German Nazis - inciters of the most terrible tragedy in the world. The verdict to these criminals became the actual point in the history of World War II.
Captain Igor Volgin reached Berlin. But the long -awaited victory did not become a point in his military fate. By the will of chance, he, who owed the languages and experience of the intelligence officer’s operational work, was in Nuremberg, where at that time the trial of the leaders of the Third Reich began. Having become a member of the Soviet delegation, Volgin also received the long -awaited opportunity to find traces of his brother, who disappeared in these parts during the war. However, at that moment when the first clue was found in the search, during the Nuremberg process there was an unexpected turn. Without expecting it, the captain was again at the fire line ...
“The film is based on the historical facts that are not known until recently and documents received by historians and journalists directly from the participants and witnesses of the Nuremberg process.” - Producer of the film E. Ainulov
“They come to the cinema for emotions, and in this sense, human dramas that unfolded against the backdrop of the Nuremberg process are the drama of our hero and those who were judged, I am talking about Nazi criminals.” - Director of the film and author of the book N. Lebedev
On the anniversary of the main court of the era over the fascist executioners in Nuremberg.
Based on real events.
On the personal tragedy of man and the greatest process of mankind ...
The International Military Tribunal opened in Nuremberg on November 20, 1945, becoming an unprecedented event of the twentieth century. For the first time, the main people of the whole state were accused of committing war crimes in the dock. Humanity jointly condemned the German Nazis - inciters of the most terrible tragedy in the world. The verdict to these criminals became the actual point in the history of World War II.
Captain Igor Volgin reached Berlin. But the long -awaited victory did not become a point in his military fate. By the will of chance, he, who owed the languages and experience of the intelligence officer’s operational work, was in Nuremberg, where at that time the trial of the leaders of the Third Reich began. Having become a member of the Soviet delegation, Volgin also received the long -awaited opportunity to find traces of his brother, who disappeared in these parts during the war. However, at that moment when the first clue was found in the search, during the Nuremberg process there was an unexpected turn. Without expecting it, the captain was again at the fire line ...
“The film is based on the historical facts that are not known until recently and documents received by historians and journalists directly from the participants and witnesses of the Nuremberg process.” - Producer of the film E. Ainulov
“They come to the cinema for emotions, and in this sense, human dramas that unfolded against the backdrop of the Nuremberg process are the drama of our hero and those who were judged, I am talking about Nazi criminals.” - Director of the film and author of the book N. Lebedev
Author:
Author:Лебедев Николай Игоревич
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-167346-8
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