Silver rails. Hello, mom
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The story of a talented writer and publicist Vladimir Chivilikhin, presented in this publication, unites the common topic - the topic of asceticism and service to people during the war. The heroes of Chivilikhin are "people of a feat, faith and a clearly conscious goal." So at one time, another Russian writer, A.P. Chekhov, in the essay on the memory of the greatest Russian scientist and traveler N. Przhevalsky.
The works of V. Chivilikhin are based on genuine events and include documentary diary entries of their participants, which increases the drama of the narrative. "Silver rails" is a story about the feat of a talented railway retirement of Alexander Koshurnikov and young engineers Alyosha Zhuravlev and the bones of Stofato, who died in the fall of 1942 on the research of the Abakan -Taurit road. Until the last breath, Alexander Koshurnikov kept a diary of his survey work, leaving the future builders of the road invaluable information.
The story "Hello, mother" is dedicated to the feat of two ordinary women - A.K. Zhovanik and V.T. Prusakova - who organized the shelter of the disadvantaged for orphans occupied by the Nazis and helped all their pupils survive. From the genuine military diary of the teenager Tolik Listopadov, included in the fabric of the story, the reader learns about the tragic details of this difficult battle for life.
For a wide range of readers
The works of V. Chivilikhin are based on genuine events and include documentary diary entries of their participants, which increases the drama of the narrative. "Silver rails" is a story about the feat of a talented railway retirement of Alexander Koshurnikov and young engineers Alyosha Zhuravlev and the bones of Stofato, who died in the fall of 1942 on the research of the Abakan -Taurit road. Until the last breath, Alexander Koshurnikov kept a diary of his survey work, leaving the future builders of the road invaluable information.
The story "Hello, mother" is dedicated to the feat of two ordinary women - A.K. Zhovanik and V.T. Prusakova - who organized the shelter of the disadvantaged for orphans occupied by the Nazis and helped all their pupils survive. From the genuine military diary of the teenager Tolik Listopadov, included in the fabric of the story, the reader learns about the tragic details of this difficult battle for life.
For a wide range of readers
Author:
Author:Chivilikhin Vladimir Alekseevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: People
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9073550-6-4
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