Дороженька
Стихи тюремно-лагерных лет
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Дороженька
Narrated by:
Александр Солженицын
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Narrated by:
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Александр Солженицын
About this listen
Александр Исаевич писал "Дороженьку", находясь в лагере. Вернее даже не писал. Это были 12 тысяч строк, которые он запоминал. Он писал на клочках, а потом эти клочки сжигал, запоминал. И так, в памяти, и вывез из лагеря. Впервые повесть была опубликована в 1999 году.
Книга называлась "Протеревши глаза", кроме "Дороженьки" там были стихи и повесть "Люби революцию", начатая А.И. Солженицыным еще на шарашке. Теперь у вас есть возможность познакомиться с аудиоверсией этого произведения в авторском прочтении.
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