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1. Summary Good-bye, boys! Balter BI Balter Goodbye, boys! That spring we finished the ninth grade. Each of us had plans for the future. I (Volodya Belov), for example, was going to become a geologist. Sasha Krieger was supposed to go to the medical institute, because the doctor was his father. Vitka Anikin wanted to become a teacher. Sasha and […]...
2. “Good-bye, boys!” Balter in the summary That spring we finished the ninth grade. Each of us had plans for the future. For example, I was going to become a geologist. Sasha Krieger was supposed to go to the medical institute, because the doctor was his father. Vitka Anikin wanted to become a teacher. Sasha and Vitka were friends with Katya and […]...
3. Summary Aitmatov Ch. T Chingiz Torekulovich Aitmatov (Kirghiz Chynyz Torekulovich Aitmatov) (December 12, 1928, Sheker, Kirghizia – June 10, 2008, Nuremberg, Germany) is a Kyrgyz Soviet writer who wrote in Kyrgyz and Russian languages, the People’s writer of the Kirghiz SSR (1974), Hero of the Socialist Labor (1978). Member of the CPSU since 1959. He was born in 1928 […]...
4. Biography Gudzenko Semen Petrovich (1922 – 1953) Gudzenko Semen Petrovich (1922 – 1953), poet Born March 5 in Kiev in the family of a civil engineer. In 1929 he entered the school. At the end of the decade in 1939 he entered the Moscow Historical, Philosophical and Literary Institute, which did not have to be finished – the war […]...
5. Summary Zalygin S. P Sergei Pavlovich Zalygin (November 23 (December 6) 1913 – April 19, 2000) – Russian Soviet writer. Editor of the journal “New World”, on his initiative in the USSR in 1988, again began to print AI Solzhenitsyn. Zalygin was born on December 6, 1913 (November 23 in the old style) in the village of Durasovka Sterlitamak […]...
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19. Summary Dudintsev V. D Vladimir Dmitrievich Dudintsev (1918-1998) – Russian Soviet writer. Born July 16 (29), 1918 in the city of Kupyansk Kharkiv region. Dudintsev’s father, Semyon Nikolayevich Baikov, captain of the Tsarist army, died during the Civil War (shot in Kharkov in red), and Vladimir brought up his stepfather, Dmitry Ivanovich Dudintsev, a land surveyor by profession. Mother […]...
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