Блокадник

Аннотация:

The blocked life of the teenager from the family of repressed. 900 days lasted the heroic defense of the city on the Neva. In the ring of blockade were not only adults, but also the children who separated all the hardships of the German siege. The life and everyday life of the teenagers of Leningrad in the novel "Blocades". The history of the Great Patriotic War consists of millions of ego historians of the citizens of our country. Soldiers at the front, workers at factories, peasants on collective farms worked for a general victory, but perceived reality differently. How did the children of Leningrad perceive the blockade reality? How did they see the horrors of war? The hero of the novel “Blocades”, a teenager Peter, was not much different from his fellow citizens - his parents were repressed in 1937, and the boy took up his uncle and aunt. The war found eleven -year -old Peter in the country in Borschevo near Leningrad, where he encountered a German saboteur. Together with Aunt, Peter manages to return to the city to full environment. In the blockade city, the main character passed a series of trials: in the national squad he extinguishes enemy “lighters” and is on duty at bomb shelters, meets daily with death, starving due to the theft of grocery cards. The author in detail depicts the details of blockade life, diet, the process of extracting water and firewood. In the besieged city, the relatives of Peter are dying - sister, grandmother and her son, but he himself passes the most severe test of war, hunger and is in evacuation. In the fall of 1944, the Petit family returns to Leningrad and participates in the restoration of the city.