“Matrenin yard” Solzhenitsyn in summary

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1. Summary Matrenin yard Solzhenitsyn AI Solzhenitsyn Matrenin Yard In the summer of 1956, on a hundred and eighty-fourth kilometer from Moscow, a passenger leaves the railway line on Murom and Kazan. This is a storyteller whose fate reminds the fate of Solzhenitsyn himself (he fought, but from the front “delayed with a return of ten years”, that is, he […]...
2. The summary of the story of A. I. Solzhenitsyn “Matrenin yard” The action takes place “on the one hundred and eighty-fourth kilometer from Moscow along the branch that goes to Murom and Kazan.” The narrative is conducted from the first person, and the narrator himself, his destiny very much resemble the very A. Solzhenitsyn, his fate. The narrator came “just to Russia,” no one was waiting […]...
3. Summary “Matrenin yard” “Matrenin yard” Solzhenitsyn – a story about the tragic fate of an open, not similar to his fellow villagers Matryona. Published for the first time in the journal “New World” in 1963. The story is from the first person. The protagonist becomes Matryona’s lodger and talks about her amazing fate. The first title of the […]...
4. Summary of Solzhenitsyn’s Matrinin Dvor On the one hundred and eighty-fourth kilometer from Moscow along the Ryazan railway, “from the good half a year after that train slowed down, almost as if to a touch.” The passengers clung to the windows, wanting to see the reason only the machinists knew about. * In the summer of 1956, the author-narrator Ignatich […]...
5. Do righteous people need the work today? Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn. Even some twenty years ago his name was forbidden to pronounce, and today we admire his deeply philosophical works, in which he reveals the skill in depicting characters, the ability to observe people and understand them. And this is especially clearly revealed in the story “Matrenin yard”. What is interesting about this […]...
6. Do not land without a righteous man Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn. Even some twenty years ago his name was forbidden to pronounce, and today we admire his deeply philosophical works, in which he reveals the skill in depicting characters, the ability to observe people and understand them. And this is especially clearly revealed in the story. Matrenin yard. What is interesting about this […]...
7. “One day of Ivan Denisovich Solzhenitsyn in summary The peasant and front-line soldier Ivan Denisovich Shukhov turned out to be a “state criminal”, a “spy” and got into one of Stalin’s camps, like millions of Soviet people, guilty without conviction at the time of the “personality cult” and mass repressions. He left home on June 23, 1941, on the second day after the […]...
8. Summary One day of Ivan Denisovich Solzhenitsyn AI Solzhenitsyn One day of Ivan Denisovich The peasant and front-line soldier Ivan Denisovich Shukhov turned out to be a “state criminal”, a “spy” and got into one of Stalin’s camps, like millions of Soviet people, guilty without conviction at the time of the “personality cult” and mass repressions. He left home on June 23, […]...
9. The summary of the work of AI Solzhenitsyn “In the first circle” Volodin Innokenty Artemyevitch – a young brilliant successful diplomat, married to the daughter of a major general, prosecutor on special. cases. Enlightenment came to him when he began to disassemble the cabinets of his late mother and came across her notes. His whole life and work appeared to him in a new light, and he […]...
10. Summary of the “Gulag Archipelago” Solzhenitsyn The Gulag archipelago is a system of camps spread all over the country. The “aborigines” of this archipelago were people who had gone through arrest and an unjust trial. People were arrested, mostly at night, and half-dressed, confused, did not understand their guilt, thrown into a terrible meat grinder of camps. The history of the […]...
11. Summary “In the First Circle” by Solzhenitsyn On December 24, 1949, at five o’clock in the evening, state counselor of the second rank, Innokentiy Volodin, almost ran away from the stairs of the Foreign Ministry, jumped out into the street, took a taxi, raced through central Moscow streets, went out on the Arbat Street, went to the telephone booth at the Khudozhestvenny […]...
12. Summary of A. Solzhenitsyn’s story “One Day of Ivan Denisovich” The story takes place at the time of Stalin’s repressions, when millions of people caught in suspicion were found in GULAG camps, convicted of unreliability. This is a terrible time when the unofficial law acted: “not you, so you”. Ivan Denisovich Shukhov is under a heavy hammer of repression. He, as a “state criminal” and […]...
13. Summary of the “Cancer Corps” by Solzhenitsyn All gathered this terrible body – the thirteenth, cancerous. Persecuted and persecuted, silent and vigorous, hard workers and money-grubbers – they collected and depersonalized everyone, all of them are now only seriously ill, torn from the habitual situation, rejected and rejected all the familiar and native. They do not have anybody else’s house, no life […]...
14. Summary of “Petr Petrovich Karataev” Turgenev Five years ago, in the autumn, on the road from Moscow to Tula, I had to sit almost all day in the postal house for a lack of horses. With cold despair I looked out the window when a small cart stopped in front of the porch. A 30-year-old man entered the room with a […]...
15. Biography Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isaevich (1955 – 1968) (1955-1968). All these circumstances-war, camp, Stalin’s death in 1953, and Khrushchov’s report on the tragic consequences of Stalin’s cult of personality at the 20th Congress of the CPSU in 1956-should be taken into account as facts of Solzhenitsyn’s spiritual biography. He took them much deeper than many others. The first Solzhenitsyn’s works […]...
16. “In the first circle” Solzhenitsyn in brief On December 24, 1949, at five o’clock in the evening, state counselor of the second rank, Innokentiy Volodin, almost ran away from the stairs of the Foreign Ministry, jumped out into the street, took a taxi, raced through central Moscow streets, went out on the Arbat Street, went to the telephone booth at the Khudozhestvenny […]...
17. A summary of Solzhenitsyn’s work “One Day of Ivan Denisovich” At five o’clock, as usual, the climb broke. “But the barracks did not open, Shukhov never woke up. Before the divorce, there was an hour and a half of personal time, and it could be used to earn some money: sew someone a case for gloves, a rich brigadnik to put dry felt boots in […]...
18. “Archipelago GULag” Solzhenitsyn in brief Part 1. Prison industry In the era of dictatorship and surrounded by enemies on all sides, we sometimes showed unnecessary softness, unnecessary kind-heartedness. Krylenko, speech at the process of “Industrial Party” Chapter 1. Arrest Those who go to the Archipelago to manage – get there through the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Those who go to […]...
19. Biography of Solzhenitsyn Alexander Isayevich Solzhenitsyn is a famous Soviet writer, historian, public and political figure, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, dissident. Nobel laureate, author of the famous manuscript “Gulag Archipelago”. Childhood and Education Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn was born on December 11, 1918 in the city of Kislovodsk to a peasant family and Cossacks. Alexander’s poor […]...
20. “Cancer body” Solzhenitsyn in brief All gathered this terrible body – the thirteenth, cancerous. Persecuted and persecuted, silent and vigorous, hard workers and money-grubbers – they collected and depersonalized everyone, all of them are now only seriously ill, torn from the habitual situation, rejected and rejected all the familiar and native. They do not have anybody else’s house, no life […]...
21. The Painting by Polenov “Moscow Yard” Vasily Dmitrievich Polenov is a famous Russian artist who created many fine works of art. One of his works was the painting “The Moscow Courtyard”, written in the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. For the first time the picture was seen at the sixth exhibition of the Wanderers. From that moment Polenov became […]...
22. Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn. Biography Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn is a Russian writer, publicist, public and political figure, Nobel Prize winner, one of the first writers of Khrushchev’s “thaw”, whose courageous critical attitude towards the Soviet regime led first to dissidence, and then to long-term emigration. In addition to works of art touching on acute social and political issues, Solzhenitsyn was […]...
23. Chestnuts in our yard I live in a big city, but in a small house, with a garden in the yard. True, in our garden there is only one apple tree, two cherry trees, three of them have recently appeared plums, and the nut tree is still gaining strength. But directly in front of the windows rise two huge […]...
24. Summary “Spouses of Orlov” Gorky The story begins with a description of a terrible fight between the Orlovs in their apartment, which is located in the basement of the old and dirty house of the merchant Petunnikov. Behind the fight watches the whole yard led by Senka Chizhik – pupil of the painter – a mischievous boy of 12 years […]...
25. Summary “Three meetings” of Turgenev In the summer, the narrator often goes hunting in the village of Glinnoe, which lies twenty versts from his village. Not far from Glynnogo is a manor consisting of an uninhabited manor house, a small outbuilding and a garden. In the wing lives a decrepit old man Lukyanich. From it the narrator learns that the […]...
26. “To Whom in Russia to Live Well” Nekrasov in brief summary Once on the highway, seven peasants converge-recent serfs, and now temporarily liable “from neighboring villages-Zaplatov, Dyryavin, Razotov, Znobishin, Gorelov, Neelov, Neurojazhka identity.” Instead of going their own way, the peasants start a dispute about who in Russia lives happily and freely. Each of them judges in his own way about who is the main lucky […]...
27. Saveliy the Bogatyr Svyatorussky Saveliy – the hero of the Holy Trinity and Matryona Timofeevna – the embodiment of the author’s dream of the spiritual forces of the people (according to NA Nekrasov’s poem “To Whom to Live Well in Russia”) In the poem “To Whom in Russia to Live Well” Nekrasov seeks an answer to a question that […]...
28. “Spouses Orlov” Gorky in brief summary The story begins with a description of a terrible fight between the Orlovs in their apartment, which is located in the basement of the old and dirty house of the merchant Petunnikov. Behind the fight watches the whole yard led by Senka Chizhik – pupil of the painter – a mischievous boy of 12 years […]...
29. Who in Russia lives well Nekrasov Once on the highway, seven peasants converge-recent serfs, and now temporarily liable “from neighboring villages-Zaplatov, Dyryavin, Razotov, Znobishin, Gorelov, Neelov, Neurojazhka identity.” Instead of going their own way, the peasants start a dispute about who in Russia lives happily and freely. Each of them judges in his own way about who is the main lucky […]...
30. Summary “Native birches” The narrator becomes ill. He is given a ticket to the southern sanatorium. For some time he wanders along the embankment “with the joy of the discoverer,” and neither mass idleness nor the monotonous sound of the sea irritates him. But after a week the narrator begins to miss something. The sea, in the noise […]...
31. Summary Spouses Orlovs Maxim Gorky Spouses of the Orlovs The story begins with a description of a terrible fight between the Orlovs in their apartment, which is located in the basement of the old and dirty house of the merchant Petunnikov. Behind the fight watches the whole yard led by Senka Chizhik – pupil of the painter – […]...
32. Summary “Who Lives Well in Russia” Nekrasov PART I The prologue tells about the events that occur in the poem itself. That is, about how seven peasants from the villages of Zaplatovo. Poorly. Dyryavino. Znobishino. Ridovo. Neelovo. Gorelovo began a dispute on the topic “Who lives weight ate, free in Russia?”. This nonsensical social question, Nikolai Alekseevich, not without reason gives to […]...
33. The summary of the poem “To Whom in Russia Live Well” NA Nekrasova Prologue In a fairy-tale form, the author depicts the dispute of seven peasants about “who lives happily, is free in Russia.” The dispute turns into a fight, then the peasants reconcile and decide among themselves to ask the tsar, the merchant and the priest, who are happier without receiving an answer on the Russian soil […]...
34. Mother Russia We live in Russia. Many cities and villages are in our country. They have houses and lodges in which people live. They live in families or alone, work and rest, quarrel and love each other. All this is the Russian people. And if we want to be real citizens of our Motherland, we must understand […]...
35. Summary “The stationmaster” of Pushkin At the beginning of the work the narrator talks about the attitude of people towards the station wardens. He told me that someone constantly swears with them, sometimes they can hit them. Generally, station supervisors are officials of the fourteenth grade. And they lead with them, mostly class officials are higher than the fourteenth. However, […]...
36. Summary “Boston” Bunin It was a long time ago, in a life that “will not return forever.” The narrator walked along a large road, and in front, in a small birch grove, the peasants mowed grass and sang. The narrator was surrounded by fields of “middle-aged, primordial Russia”. It seemed that there was not, and never was, time, […]...
37. Summary “My companion” Gorky In the Odessa harbor the narrator gets acquainted with the Georgian prince Shakro Ptadze. Fooled comrade, he was left without a livelihood. The narrator invites the Georgian to go with him to Crimea on foot. He promises Shakro that he will find him a fellow traveler to Tiflis, or he personally will go with him. […]...
38. Summary Bitter fate of Pisemsky AF Pisemsky Bitter fate In anticipation of the return from earnings from St. Petersburg quitrent Ananias Yakovlev, “a man from the soul of the proud, own”, hardworking and economic, in a festively cleaned hut, anxiously glancing at the marked road, talking two old women – Spiridonievna and Matryona, the mother of Lizaveta, Anania’s wife, in […]...
39. Summary “Maxim Maksimovich” After some time, the narrator and Maxim Maksimych met again at the inn. Attention attracted them an empty road carriage of a dandy kind. The footman accompanying her answered that the carriage belonged to Pechorin, and he himself stayed overnight with the colonel. The staff captain, considering Pechorin his friend, asked the waiter to report […]...
40. Grandpa Mazai and hares Each summer the narrator came for a week to the village of Malye Vezha to stay with the old hunter Mazai and to hunt with him. One day during the hunt a heavy rain began, and the narrator and Mazai took refuge in the shed. The old man began to tell stories about village hunters: […]...