Ice notebook
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Ice notebook
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Andrei Rubanov - novelist, screenwriter, author of the novels "Plant, and it will grow", "Chlorophilia", "Prepare for War", "Finist - Clear Falcon", "The Man from Mahogany", collections of short stories "Shameful Feats" and "Hard and Sullen". Winner of the "National Bestseller" and "Yasnaya Polyana" awards, finalist for the "Big Book" award.
This book is a historical publicist.
A biography of Avvakum Petrov (1620-1682), one of the first Russian writers - made from today, for the modern reader. A commentary on Avvakum's fate, his tragedy and his victory.
From the beginning of the events outlined to the end - 400 years of Russian and world history.
Absolutely biased, controversial, subjective, provocative, direct, personal view of Andrei Rubanov.
"Ino yet we will wade." But where to get the strength for this?
Our strength comes from our parents, grandfathers and great-grandfathers, from our history, from our frosts and ice, from our richest language, from Faith, Hope and Love and their mother Sophia, from our dreams of justice and our habit of injustice, from our mischief, from our laughter, from the baptismal ice-holes, from the crazy and greatest socialist experiment, from military victories and Lubyanka shootings, from Beria's atomic bomb and Sakharov's hydrogen bomb, from Korolev's rockets and Gagarin's desperate cry - from everywhere we have learned to extract the power to live on, and not only to master it ourselves, but also to pass it on to our children.
This book is a historical publicist.
A biography of Avvakum Petrov (1620-1682), one of the first Russian writers - made from today, for the modern reader. A commentary on Avvakum's fate, his tragedy and his victory.
From the beginning of the events outlined to the end - 400 years of Russian and world history.
Absolutely biased, controversial, subjective, provocative, direct, personal view of Andrei Rubanov.
"Ino yet we will wade." But where to get the strength for this?
Our strength comes from our parents, grandfathers and great-grandfathers, from our history, from our frosts and ice, from our richest language, from Faith, Hope and Love and their mother Sophia, from our dreams of justice and our habit of injustice, from our mischief, from our laughter, from the baptismal ice-holes, from the crazy and greatest socialist experiment, from military victories and Lubyanka shootings, from Beria's atomic bomb and Sakharov's hydrogen bomb, from Korolev's rockets and Gagarin's desperate cry - from everywhere we have learned to extract the power to live on, and not only to master it ourselves, but also to pass it on to our children.
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