6lib.ru - Электронная Библиотека
Название книги: The Gates of November
Автор(ы): Chaim Potok
Жанр: Прочая документальная литература
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Gates-of-November-192262.html
© 1996The story of the dissidents in the former Soviet Union is one of the few truly noble astonishments of the twentieth century. Some, like Andrei Sakharov, were of heroic stature even before they chose the path of opposition. Others, like Volodya and Masha Slepak, came to greatness only after they stepped forward. Clearly, all the dissidents could not be present in these pages. It is to each and every one of them that I dedicate this book.A tedious season they awaitWho hear November at the gate.– Alexander Pushkin
Introduction
History brought together on the same soil two vigorous peoples, Russians and Jews, whose bitter destiny it was to be ruinously at each other’s throats.Present-day Russia had its origins in unruly Slavic and Finnish tribes who migrated southward sometime in the eighth century of the Common Era, agreed among themselves to be ruled by a northern tribe known as the Scandinavian Rus (some claim the Rus came as conquerors), and created a state known as Kiev
Название книги: The Gates of November
Автор(ы): Chaim Potok
Жанр: Прочая документальная литература
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/The-Gates-of-November-192262.html
© 1996The story of the dissidents in the former Soviet Union is one of the few truly noble astonishments of the twentieth century. Some, like Andrei Sakharov, were of heroic stature even before they chose the path of opposition. Others, like Volodya and Masha Slepak, came to greatness only after they stepped forward. Clearly, all the dissidents could not be present in these pages. It is to each and every one of them that I dedicate this book.A tedious season they awaitWho hear November at the gate.– Alexander Pushkin
Introduction
History brought together on the same soil two vigorous peoples, Russians and Jews, whose bitter destiny it was to be ruinously at each other’s throats.Present-day Russia had its origins in unruly Slavic and Finnish tribes who migrated southward sometime in the eighth century of the Common Era, agreed among themselves to be ruled by a northern tribe known as the Scandinavian Rus (some claim the Rus came as conquerors), and created a state known as Kiev
Навигация с клавиатуры: следующая страница - или ,
предыдущая -
