Leningrad in the days of the blockade / by A. Fadeyev; translated from the Russian by R. D. Charques.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: Russian Publication details: London, England, New York, NY : Hutchinson & Co., Limited, [1946]Description: 104 pages ; 19 cmUniform titles:
  • Leningrad v dni blokady. English
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • D 764 .F253 1946
Contents:
The city of great architects -- No. 5, Rybinskaya Street -- The street in April -- By tram to the front -- "A good dug-out; a pity it's on the seventh floor" -- My cousin -- The children -- The school -- The road of life -- Bearing the name of Kirov -- "October's child" -- "Lieutenant-colonel F. will not budge" -- Torpedo cutters -- The submarine "Mayakovsky" -- Baltic style -- Epron -- The Leningrad front in the summer of 1942 -- Exterminators -- Katya Braude -- The defenders of Khanko -- "A Labour of Mercy" -- June - July -- Immortal Leningrad.
Summary: “This book consists of an account of a visit to Leningrad shortly after the blockade had been lifted. Its author stayed for part of the time with Nikolai Tikhonov, the poet, who had remained in Leningrad throughout the siege. He interviewed people of all kinds of occupations from school teachers to metal workers, from artists and musicians to the men who drove the trucks along the ice road over Lake Ladoga. He was taken to the front where he spent several days with the Red Army units defending the city. He went over battle cruisers and submarines of the Baltic Fleet. The result is a vivid and moving record of ‘Leningrad during the Blockade’ and of the magnificent courage and staunchness of the civilian population.” – from the dust jacket.
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Translation of Leningrad v dni blokady.

The city of great architects -- No. 5, Rybinskaya Street -- The street in April -- By tram to the front -- "A good dug-out; a pity it's on the seventh floor" -- My cousin -- The children -- The school -- The road of life -- Bearing the name of Kirov -- "October's child" -- "Lieutenant-colonel F. will not budge" -- Torpedo cutters -- The submarine "Mayakovsky" -- Baltic style -- Epron -- The Leningrad front in the summer of 1942 -- Exterminators -- Katya Braude -- The defenders of Khanko -- "A Labour of Mercy" -- June - July -- Immortal Leningrad.

“This book consists of an account of a visit to Leningrad shortly after the blockade had been lifted. Its author stayed for part of the time with Nikolai Tikhonov, the poet, who had remained in Leningrad throughout the siege. He interviewed people of all kinds of occupations from school teachers to metal workers, from artists and musicians to the men who drove the trucks along the ice road over Lake Ladoga. He was taken to the front where he spent several days with the Red Army units defending the city. He went over battle cruisers and submarines of the Baltic Fleet. The result is a vivid and moving record of ‘Leningrad during the Blockade’ and of the magnificent courage and staunchness of the civilian population.” – from the dust jacket.

Translated from the Russian.

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