Monument to the Russian Soldier

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1. “Monument to an Unknown Soldier” essay The Great Patriotic War – how much suffering and grief she brought to our people. She did not bypass our places. Somewhere here, not far away, as well as everywhere in that harsh time, fierce battles were going on: tanks were buzzing, exploded echelons were flying down the slope, padded planes were falling and exploding, […]...
2. Monument to Alexander Pushkin in Moscow In Russian poetry there are a lot of poems in which the author himself assesses his creative heritage. Everyone knows the poem of Alexander Pushkin, in which the great poet had every reason to assert: I erected a monument to myself not made by hands, To him the folk path will not grow, Ascending above […]...
3. “Letter to an Unknown Soldier” essay Hello, Unknown Soldier! Nikita Artushkin is writing to you from the small village of Kafteyka. I’m 11 years old, I’m in the fifth grade, I like sweets, I go in for sports. You probably also loved all this when you were a teenager. You also naughty and committed boyish deeds. So I once got into […]...
4. Summary Steadfast Tin Soldier G. H. Andersen Steadfast Tin Soldier A small boy was presented with 25 tin soldiers in a box. One of them did not have a foot – evidently, there was not enough tin. On the first day he saw a beautiful toy castle, and in it – a beautiful dancer, who stood on one leg. […]...
5. Composing a letter to a soldier What happiness to live in the world! Live in this world, on Earth! Hello, soldier! The soldier is the most terrible and brutal war! My name is Sergey Rogov. I am studying in the 7th grade of the secondary school No. 30 in Podolsk, Moscow Region. You, of course, do not know me. After all, […]...
6. “Monument to the literary hero” composition Monuments are being erected not only by scientists, writers, soldiers, but also by the heroes of their favorite books. You can recall the monument to Til Ulenshpigel in Holland, the heroes of the play “For Two Hares” by M. Staritsky in Kiev. Sometimes such a monument becomes a symbol of the city, as Andersen’s Mermaid […]...
7. Composition “The Monument to Pushkin” Every nation has its own monuments – symbols of national pride and glory. They are a vivid testimony of the love and respect of compatriots to outstanding writers, scientists, heroes. On one of the noisy Moscow squares June 6, 1880, a monument to the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin was erected. His discovery was the […]...
8. Composition of the “Monument” Every nation has its own monuments – symbols of national pride and glory. They are a vivid testimony of the love and respect of compatriots to outstanding writers, scientists, heroes. On one of the noisy Moscow squares June 6, 1880, a monument to the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin was erected. His discovery was the […]...
9. Composition “On the Monument of Culture” Monuments of culture are of particular value for the history of the country to which they belong. Often they are preserved from ancient times, reaching our time in an unchanged or already restored form. These buildings are symbols of art and part of the history of the state, they embody the bright talents of the […]...
10. “Divine Comedy” Dante Alighieri as a monument to the beloved, the power of love “Divine Comedy” Dante Alighieri, of course, is a monument to the beloved and the power of love, since almost all of his works Dante dedicated to the girl, who was unrequitedly in love. Beatrice Portinari he saw several times, but she became for him not only an ideal, but also something sublime, before which he […]...
11. Summary “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” by Andersen Texts of fairy tales seem to the child something kind in any case. Only with age, when a person grows up, he fancies that fairy tales are not really children’s works, but very much even adults, philosophical and profound. Of course, it is very important and how this or that story is submitted. Today we […]...
12. Monument to the writer Having learned the topic of the composition, I immediately realized the monument to which writer I would like to write. Of course, about the monument to Lermontov. Why him? I’ll try to explain. The name of the remarkable Russian poet Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov is familiar to us for a long time. And we already know […]...
13. Washington Attractions Washington is the capital of the United States, a city that does not belong to any American state, but, together with Georgetown and neighboring regions, is officially known as the District of Columbia. In Washington itself, a little more than 600,000 people live permanently, but the population of the whole of the District of Columbia […]...
14. Temple-monument of Christ the Savior in Moscow The Church in Russia has always been something more than just a cult building. In the external appearance of Orthodox churches there was nothing accidental, and every detail had a special symbolic meaning. And the construction of churches in Russia also had its own characteristics. Often, churches were built to commemorate important historical events. Therefore, […]...
15. “Letter to the front soldier” composition Hello, soldier of the Russian army! I live under a peaceful sky, I study at school, I have close and close people. All this I have thanks to you! I want to thank you for your courageous deed, because you, sparing no loss in your life, fought for peace in our country, for the fact […]...
16. Summary The life and extraordinary adventures of the soldier Ivan Chonkin VN Voinovich Life and extraordinary adventures of the soldier Ivan Chonkin It happened before the war, either at the end of May or at the beginning of June 1941. The postman Nyurka Belyashev from the village of Krasnoye, peeling potatoes in the vegetable garden, glanced at the sky – dinner? – and saw a huge […]...
17. “Life and extraordinary adventures of the soldier Ivan Chonkin” Voinovich in brief summary It happened before the war, either at the end of May or at the beginning of June 1941. The postman Nyurka Belyashev from the village of Krasnoye, peeling potatoes in the vegetable garden, glanced at the sky – will there be a dinner soon? – and saw a huge black bird falling directly on her. […]...
18. “The Adventures of the Brave Soldier Schweik” Hasek in brief summary Part 1. In the rear Svejk is a former soldier who left the service a few years ago because of his idiocy. Now Švejk lives in Prague, trades with the sale of dogs and, in addition to idiocy, suffers from rheumatism. The novel begins in June 1914, after the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand. This […]...
19. Summary of “The Adventures of the Brave Soldier Schweik” Hasek Part 1. In the rear Svejk is a former soldier who left the service a few years ago because of his idiocy. Now Švejk lives in Prague, trades with the sale of dogs and, in addition to idiocy, suffers from rheumatism. The novel begins in June 1914, after the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand. This […]...
20. The theme of the Great Patriotic War in Russian literature The Great Patriotic War is a very important stage not only in the history of our Motherland. The lives of millions of our compatriots were laid on the altar of victory over fascism in this most brutal and bloody war. Events of the war years are fixed in state printed documents, in video footage, in […]...
21. Summary Minna von Barnhelm, or Soldier’s Happiness G. E. Lessing Minna von Barnhelm, or Soldier’s Happiness The retired Major Von Tellheim lives in a Berlin hotel with his faithful servant Just, with no means of subsistence. The owner of the hotel moves him from a decent room to a miserable little room. The last two months, Tellheym did not pay bills, but […]...
22. Gardens and parks The most beautiful parks in Moscow Places where you can walk, enjoy nature, sit in a secluded spot on a bench, have a tasty snack in a cafe – all these are city parks. There are always people walking, especially on holidays or weekends. Moscow is no exception. Muscovites, tired of the noise and tempo […]...
23. Composition about Lviv Lviv is the capital of Western Ukraine, is a large industrial and commercial center of Ukraine. Its narrow ancient streets and historic center make it one of the best places in the country. Lviv was founded as a fortress in the middle of the 13th century by Danilo Galitsky and was named after his son […]...
24. The great and mighty Russian language The Russian language is one of the most widespread in the world: more than 140 million people consider it a native language. Russian writers, from MV Lomonosov to our contemporaries, spoke enthusiastically about him. The fine master of the word IS Turgenev called the Russian language great, powerful, truthful and free and added: “One should […]...
25. The theme of heroism in Russian literature In the novel-epic “War and Peace” the author overcomes the parade of the feat. In what works of Russian or modern literature do we observe the de-romanticization of the notion of “heroism” and how can we compare them with the novel of Leo Tolstoy? Plutarch noted that “not always in the most important deeds, one […]...
26. The theme of the motherland in Russian literature Homeland. The fatherland. The land is native. Fatherland. Motherland. Motherland. Mother earth. Native land. All these intimate words by no means exhaust the full range of feelings that we put into this sacred for each person concept. It is difficult to name a writer or a poet who would not dedicate the most sincere, heart-rending […]...
27. Russian language in the modern world Today I am one of the 170 million people who consider the Russian language native. I’m proud of this, because Russian is a great world language. Russian belongs to the languages ​​of interethnic communication, it is one of the ten most common languages ​​on the planet. This is the state language of the largest state […]...
28. “The problem of the Russian character” composition This problem is revealed by the author on the example of the heroic deeds of Lieutenant Yegor Dremov. He is a tank driver who knows his work and skillfully performs it: the hero deftly traces a German tank so that the smoke begins to fall from it. About the military life, the author emphasizes, the […]...
29. Three waves of emigration of Russian literature The development of the literature of the first wave of emigration can be divided into two periods: 1920-1925 – the period of the emergence of literature of emigration, the hope of return. The predominant anti-Soviet, anti-Bolshevik themes, nostalgia for Russia, the civil war is depicted from the anti-revolutionary positions. 1925 – 1939 years. – intensive […]...
30. Composition on the theme of the Patriotic War Everyone who lives in Russia must know his history, so as not to repeat past mistakes and know the structure of society. War, how much is invested in the meaning of this word. Grief, grief, loss, cohesion were experienced by our grandfathers, PRADES who participated in the Great Patriotic War. This event entered the history […]...
31. The biography of Mikhail Baryshnikov Mikhail Baryshnikov – Russian-American dancer, choreographer, was born in Riga, Latvia. The training of Baryshnikov’s choreography took place in Riga, then he performed with the ballet Kirov Ballet from 1966 to 1974. Being highly esteemed, extremely popular among the Soviet people, in 1974 he began to speak with Western groups. So from 1974 to 1978, […]...
32. Composition on the theme “Park” Our city park is small, but very beautiful. At the entrance there are large flower beds of different forms, from early spring until late autumn they are covered with a bright floral carpet. Especially beautiful this carpet now, in the summer: here and white, and red, and yellow, and blue flowers. It is worth fading […]...
33. The truth about the war in modern Russian prose The Great Patriotic War is a huge tragedy in the life of the Russian people, which is reflected in the literature. In the literature on war, two groups of works, radically different from each other, can be distinguished. In the works of the authors of the first one, the Stalin military-patriotic doctrine is reflected. The […]...
34. Biography of Anastasia Volochkova Anastasia Yu. Volochkova – ballerina of the Bolshoi Theater, Honored Artist of Russia, People’s Artist of Karachay-Cherkessia. Even in her childhood, Anastasia dreamed of doing ballet. So I decided on the choice of the place of study for a long time – after school I entered the Academy of Russian Ballet Vaganova in St. Petersburg. […]...
35. Petersburg text of Russian literature The concept of “Petersburg text” was introduced by V. N. Toporov. He wrote that the St. Petersburg text created by the “collection of texts of Russian literature” possesses all those specific features that are characteristic of texts in general and, above all, of semantic coherence, although it was written (and will be written) by many […]...
36. Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov – Russian philanthropist In the last decades before Christmas and the beginning of a new era in ancient Rome, lived a man who belonged to the rich and noble estate of the Roman horsemen. He did not hold any official government posts, but was an ardent supporter of Emperor Augustus, who was supported in the struggle for autocracy. […]...
37. Composition “It’s Spring” Any lingering winter comes to an end. Spring comes. In spring, all nature wakes up after hibernation. Early spring time is deceptive. At this time, it may snow or return frosts. But this is all short, since the spring will still come into its own. Then the ice will begin to melt on the rivers. […]...
38. “Russian writers” composition Russian literature is without doubt one of the greatest phenomena of art. And the main exponents of this art are Russian writers. All of us, Russian people, are simply obliged to get acquainted with the vast creativity of Russian writers, for only in this way will we be able to understand the features and main […]...
39. Moscow – how much in this word for the heart of the Russian Vladimir Gilyarovsky in such words confessed his love for the ancient Russian capital: “I am a Muscovite!” How happy is he who can pronounce this word, putting himself in. I am a Muscovite! “. “Moscow, Russia’s daughter is loved…” heard a lot of confessions of love, but more accurately and expressively Gilyarovsky, in my opinion, […]...
40. Hemingway EM and Russian Literature Interest in the study is the theme “Hemingway and Russian literature.” It is known that the literary idol of the American writer was Leo Tolstoy. “I do not know anyone who would write about the war better than Tolstoy,” Hemingway noted, “I love War and Peace, I love the amazing, heartfelt and truthful descriptions of […]...