A holiday that is always with me. Nekrasov V.

Viktor Platonovich Nekrasov is one of the Russian writers, whom fate, like many other compatriots, brought to emigration to Paris. In 1974, he was forced to leave the country, and in 1979 they were deprived of Soviet citizenship. Many years after this, Nekrasov’s books were not published, and his name was banned. In the 1960s, Nekrasov went abroad, in France and Italy, which he described in the travel notes that were included in the real edition (along with the essays created at a time when the prose writer already lived in Paris). After the publication of the essay “First acquaintance”, N. S. Khrushchev stated that the author had no place in the party, and in the central press the article “Tourist with the Trust” appeared, where Nekrasov with anger and sarcasm was accused of stunted before the West. Today, when many of us have long have our own Paris and our own Italy, seen by our own eyes, the essays of Viktor Nekrasov do not lose their unique value and help to again be surprised at how rich and beautiful the world is, despite historical times and political eras.