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1. Biography Zegers Anna Difficult childhood Defender and known for her revolutionary works Anna Zegers was born in 1900. Anna was born on the banks of the Rhine, attended school in the city of Mainz. After graduation, Seghers continued her education in the old university town of Heidelberg, where she studied art history, but this did not stop her […]...
2. Biography of Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler is the founder of National Socialism, the Reich Chancellor, the dictator of the Third Reich, the Fuhrer of the NSDAP and Germany. He is the man who unleashed World War II. Childhood and youth Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in the city of Braunau am Inn, located on the border […]...
3. Biography of Joseph Goebbels Joseph Goebbels was Minister of Propaganda in Germany of the Third Reich. His post meant the dissemination of information and ideology. Beginning of life The infamous Nazi Paul Josef Goebbels was born on October 29, 1897 in Reidt, Germany. Was the third of five children. Goebbels graduated from the Roman Catholic Church and after studying […]...
4. “The Seventh Cross” by A. Zegers in summary German anti-fascists – dead and alive – are devoted to this book. The action takes place in Germany in several villages around the Vestgofen Concentration Camp. Chapter first The narrative is led by one of the prisoners, but it is not clear who, because he always says “we”. Near the barracks number three were cut […]...
5. The tragedy of the war in the works of H. Böll The work of the German writer Heinrich Böll is almost entirely devoted to the theme of war and the postwar life of Germany. His works immediately gained fame, began to be printed in many countries of the world, and in 1972 the writer was awarded the Nobel Prize “for creativity, which combines a broad scope […]...
6. Summary The Mother of Man VA Zakrutkin The Mother of Man In September 1941, Hitler’s troops advanced far into the depths of Soviet territory. Many areas of Ukraine and Belarus were occupied. Remained on the territory occupied by the Germans and lost in the steppes of hamlets, where the young woman Maria, her husband Ivan and their son Vasyatka lived […]...
7. Summary of Amadou F Jorge Amado (port Jorge Amado, August 10, 1912, Itabuna, Bahia – August 6, 2001, Salvador, Bahia) is a famous Brazilian writer, public and political figure. Born in 1912 on the hacienda of Aurisidia in the state of Bahia. A year later, because of the smallpox epidemic, his family was forced to move to the city […]...
8. Monument to the Russian Soldier Berlin. Treptow Park. Monument to the Russian Soldier To some friends, I already said that there is no “Victory Day” holiday in Germany. From history you know that on May 8, a capitulation was signed And this is not good for any loser country. And yet, Germany has apologized to all countries for this terrible […]...
9. Ukraine in the Second World War and the Great Patriotic War 1. When did the Second World War begin? September 1, 1939, the Second World War began. It was preceded by the agreement of the leading European states on the division of Czechoslovakia, as well as the agreement between the leaders of Nazi Germany and the Bolshevik Soviet Union – Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. By […]...
10. Biography of Jesse Owens Jesse Owens is a sportsman, runner, born September 12, 1913 in Oakville, Alabama. Biography of Jesse Owens is best known as the story of a black runner who won four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics. At birth, he received the name James Cleveland Owens. Jesse Owens became famous thanks to one stunning week in […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. Henry Theodore Belle. Biography The tragic consequences of the Second World War for the country that unleashed it. By the time of its defeat, Germany was the same ruined state as the countries to which she had raised her hand. A large part of its territory was covered with ruins, many foreign troops were in charge of its operations […]...
13. Biography of Arthur Schopenhauer Arthur Schopenhauer is a German philosopher. Schopenhauer was born in Danzig on February 22, 1788 in a cultural merchant family. At the age of nine, a transfer to France took place in the biography of Arthur Schopenhauer. Education future philosopher began in the Rungen gymnasium in 1799. In 1803 he did not spend much time […]...
14. “Mother of man” Zakrutkina in brief summary In September 1941, the Nazi troops advanced far into the depths of Soviet territory. Many areas of Ukraine and Belarus were occupied. Remained on the territory occupied by the Germans and lost in the steppes of hamlets, where the young woman Maria, her husband Ivan and their son Vasyatka lived happily. Having seized previously peaceful […]...
15. “Everyone dies alone” Fallas in brief summary Germany, Berlin, World War II. On the day of the capitulation of France, the postman brings to the home of carpenter-cabinetmaker Otto Kvanglja the news that their son has fallen a hero’s death for the Fuhrer. This terrible blow awakens in the soul of Anna, the wife of Otto, the hatred of Nazism, which has […]...
16. Biography of Roman Abramovich Roman Abramovich is a big businessman, a billionaire. He was born on October 24, 1966 in Saratov. In his early childhood he lost his parents. Several years in the biography of Abramovich were held in Ukhta, in the family of his uncle. In 1974, he moved to live with his second uncle in Moscow. After […]...
17. Summary Barbus A Henri Barbusse (born 17 May 1873 – August 30, 1935, Moscow) is a French writer, journalist and public figure in the international communist movement. Foreign Honorary Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1933). Member of the French Communist Party since 1923. Fame for Henri Barbusse came thanks to the anti-war novel “Fire” (Le Feu, […]...
18. Everyone dies alone Hans Fallada Everyone dies alone Germany, Berlin, World War II. On the day of the capitulation of France, the postman brings to the home of carpenter-cabinetmaker Otto Kvanglja the news that their son has fallen a hero’s death for the Fuhrer. This terrible blow awakens in the soul of Anna, the wife of Otto, the […]...
19. Summary Aleshkovsky Yu Iosif Yefimovich Aleshkovsky, better known as Yuz Aleshkovsky (born September 21, 1929, Krasnoyarsk, RSFSR) is a Russian writer, poet and bard. He emigrated from the USSR in 1979, he lives mainly in the United States. The winner of the Pushkin Prize (2001). Joseph Aleshkovsky was born on September 21, 1929 in Krasnoyarsk. Soon the family […]...
20. Summary The family of Opperman L. Feuchtwanger Family Opperman In November 1932 Gustav Opperman turns fifty. He is the senior owner of a furniture manufacturing company, owner of a solid current account in a bank and a beautiful mansion in Berlin, built and furnished to his own taste. The work attracts him a little, he appreciates his worthy, informative leisure […]...
21. “The family of Opperman” Feuchtwanger in summary In November 1932 Gustav Opperman turns fifty. He is the senior owner of a furniture manufacturing company, owner of a solid current account in a bank and a beautiful mansion in Berlin, built and furnished to his own taste. The work attracts him a little, he appreciates his worthy, informative leisure more. A passionate bibliophile, […]...
22. Biography Dmitry Medvedev Dmitry Medvedev (August 22, 1898 – December 14, 1954) Medvedev Dmitry Nikolaevich [10 (22) .8. 1898, Bezhitsa, now in the city of Bryansk, – 12.12.1954, Moscow], one of the leaders of the partis. movement during the Great Patriotic War, Sov. writer, colonel, Hero of the Sov. Union (5.11.1944). Chl. The CPSU since 1920. In the years of […]...
23. Biography of Alexander Arkhipenko Alexander Arkhipenko is a Ukrainian-American sculptor, was born in Kiev. In 1906, he moved to Moscow, and in 1908 – to Paris. There in the biography of Arkhipenko was laid the beginning of the development of his cubic technique in sculpture. In 1910 Alexander opened his own art school in Paris. In 1921, he moved […]...
24. Biography of Henry Belle Heinrich Belle is a German writer, novelist and playwright. Belle represents a critical, anti-militaristic image of modern society in the collection of skilful short stories. Such works include “The Traveler, when you come to the Spa…”, Traveler, If You Come to Spa 1957), the novel “Where have you been, Adam?” , Adam, Where Art Thou? […]...
25. Summary of Sacher-Masoch L Leopold von Sacher-Masoch was born January 27, 1836 in Lemberg (then the name of Lviv) in the family of the Chief of Police of the Kingdom of Galicia and Volodymyr Leopold Zaher. The ancestors of his father were the Spaniards, who settled in Prague in the 16th century, and the Bohemian Germans. His mother, Charlotte, […]...
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28. Summary Celine L Louis-Ferdinand Céline (Louis-Ferdinand Céline, real name – Detusch, Destouches, May 27, 1894, Courbevoie – July 1, 1961, Meudon) is a French writer, a doctor by education. Published in 1932 in France, the novel “Journey to the End of the Night” (Voyage au bout de la nuit) and the subsequent novel “Death on Credit” (Mort a […]...
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30. Summary Ivanov V. V Vsevolod Vyacheslavovich Ivanov (12 (24) February 1895, Lebyazhye settlement of Semipalatinsk province, now Kazakhstan – August 15, 1963, Moscow) is a Soviet writer. Born in the family of a teacher. Ivanov’s youth was held in Western Siberia; he did not finish school, he was forced to make a living early, mastered various professions (a typewriter, […]...
31. Composition on “Horrors of War” The Second World War was the most cruel, the most terrible in the history of mankind. In the memory of those who are destined to pass through it, the military hardships are permanently imprinted. Cautions following generations from the recurrence of the disaster, they tell of the horrors of the war in memoirs, movies, books. […]...
32. Summary A spy who has come from a cold John Le Carré Spy, come from the cold The action takes place in the sixties, during the Cold War, when espionage was one of the main means of fighting between the two hostile political systems. The head of the British residency in East Berlin Alec Limas, after the death of one of his main agents, […]...
33. Summary of Siegfried and Limousin Jean Giraudou Siegfried and Limousin The narrative is conducted on behalf of the narrator, whose name is Jean. In January 1922, he looks through German newspapers to find at least one kind word about France, and suddenly stumbles upon an article signed with the initials of “ZFK”, where the words from his friend Forestier’s story […]...
34. “Bondarev’s Coast” in brief summary Famous writer Vadim Nikitin arrives in Hamburg at the invitation of Frau Herbert and recognizes in her the girl whom he loved during the war… On the other side 47-year-old famous writer Vadim Nikitin and his friend Platon Samsonov, also a writer, but less popular, flew to Germany at the invitation of Frau Herbert, a […]...
35. “Siegfried and Limousin” Girauda in brief summary The narrative is conducted on behalf of the narrator, whose name is Jean. In January 1922, he looks through German newspapers to find at least one kind word about France, and suddenly stumbles upon an article signed with the initials of “ZFK”, where the words from his friend Forestier’s story are almost verbatim during the […]...
36. Biography of George Cantor Georg Kantor is an authoritative mathematician who introduced the concepts of quantitative and ordinal numerals. Childhood and youth Georg Ferdinand Ludwig Philip Kantor was born on March 4, 1845 in St. Petersburg. His parents were Georg-Waldemar Cantor and Maria Anna Boim. Cantor was raised as a convinced Protestant, and love of art was passed on […]...
37. Composition “About the Grandfather – participant of the war My great-grandfather – a participant of the Great Patriotic War Many years have passed since the Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War, and more recently I learned from my grandmother that my great-grandfather Nazyuta Nikolai Pavlovich participated in this terrible war. According to my grandmother, in April 1941, great-grandfather was called by the Osipenkovsky […]...
38. Karl Bald, Ludwig German, Lothar. Treaty of Verdun Although Charlemagne seems to have done everything to strengthen his state, it still proved to be unviable. He was weakened by rebellious feudal lords, whom the emperor had to force to submit to obedience. And most importantly, the tribes and peoples who inhabited the empire lived on their own and did not want to obey […]...
39. Biography Maeterlinck Maurice Maeterlinck (Maeterlinck) Maurice (29. 8.1862, Gent, – 5.5.1949, Nice, France), a Belgian writer. I wrote in French. He was born in the family of a notary. He studied law in Paris. Since 1896 he lived in France. The idealistic symbolist views of early M (set forth in the book The Treasure of the Humble, 1896) […]...
40. “The onslaught on the East.” German Crusades against the Slavs XII-XIII centuries German feudal lords did not receive anything in the Muslim East in the Crusades. Aspirations to increase their possessions they lacked – Germany seemed to them close. Therefore, while the emperors fought with Italy and quarreled with the popes, the feudal lords carried out an “onslaught on the East” – populated the lands in the […]...