Die Ernennung
- 243 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Alexander Bek. Mit e. Geleitw. von Grigori Baklanow. Aus d. Russ. von Helga Gutsche.
Alexander Alfredowitsch Bek Books
December 21, 1902 – November 2, 1972
Alexander Bek was a Soviet novelist whose works often delved into heroism and the realities of life within the Soviet Union. Serving as a war correspondent during World War II profoundly shaped his writing, leading to the creation of his most acclaimed works, such as "Volokolamsk Highway," which depicts the valor of Moscow's defenders. His later novels frequently explored complex social and political landscapes through roman à clef narratives, examining real figures and events, though sometimes encountering censorship due to their candid portrayals.
Za námi Moskva
2. díl
Kolízia
- 232 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Román - správa o skutočnej historickej epoche vývoja sovietskeho hutníctva, ktoré zohralo základnú úlohu pri budovaní a stalo sa obeťou spolitizovaného riadenia hospodárstva, pri ktorom ľudské obete neznamenali nič. Román je tragédiou autentickej postavy - ministra hutníctva, ktorý slepo poslúchal Stalina, nikdy nezapochyboval. Bek dielo napísal v rokoch 1960 - 1964, vyšlo až po vyše 20 rokoch. Zasvätený doslov, sprostredukujúci aj Bekove denníkové záznamy z doby, kedy napísal tento román, spracoval Milan Tokár.
