Tripi, Zosya, yak came ... Oral stories about Belarusian childhood 1939-1956
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This book is neither a prosecution nor a confession. This is just an attempt to talk about those generations that Soviet power was crushed. About those who became her victim, even if they escaped from the bullet, did not die of hunger and did not disappear in prison.
Comment of the author: Tripi, Zosya, yak went! - A true expression from the Grandma Dictionary (mother"s mother) In general, the “Dictionary” (which we actively use) includes almost 200 words and words, proverbs and sayings. Why did the phrase about Zosyu become a title? So to endure - the main lesson for the Soviet collective farmer! Three years - suffered German occupation. Much longer - suffered Soviet power. And every day - they suffered hunger, need and cold
Comment of the author: Tripi, Zosya, yak went! - A true expression from the Grandma Dictionary (mother"s mother) In general, the “Dictionary” (which we actively use) includes almost 200 words and words, proverbs and sayings. Why did the phrase about Zosyu become a title? So to endure - the main lesson for the Soviet collective farmer! Three years - suffered German occupation. Much longer - suffered Soviet power. And every day - they suffered hunger, need and cold
Author:
Author:Knysh O.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Modern Literature
Paper:
Paper:Gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7525-3090-6
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