Leningrad blockade. "No one is forgotten and nothing is forgotten." Bergholts O.F.

"No one is forgotten and nothing is forgotten!" - These legendary lines of Olga Bergholz are carved on the memorial wall of the Piskarevsky cemetery, where half a million victims of the Leningrad blockade are buried. All 872 blockade days Olga Fedorovna was in Leningrad. Her voice sounded daily on radio, instilling hope in hungry and weakened.

The famous poetess, the author of piercing poems and prose, forever entered the history of the Great Patriotic War as a muse of blockade Leningrad “One hundred and twenty -five blocks, / with fire and blood in half,” she wrote about those terrible days.

This collection includes the books “Daytime Stars”, “Says Leningrad”, as well as all the poems and poems of Olga Bergholz, dedicated to one of the most tragic pages in the history of the war - the blockade of Leningrad.