Life-sapogok is unpaired. Book 1. Petkevich T.

The memoirs of Tamara Petkevich, along with the works of Varlam Shalamov, Euphrosyne Kersnovskaya, Evgenia Ginzburg and many others, occupy a solid place among the works that captured “a single human drain, goodness, cruelty, atrocities and defenselessness” and have forever designated the coordinates “ camp ”themes on the map of Russian literature of the twentieth century.

a young, fragile, delicate, stunningly beautiful woman fully happened to drain from the bowl of the naval victims of political repression; She experienced overwhelming work, and humiliation, and hunger, and cold, which turn prisoners into a dedicated animal. At the same time, the camp years became not only the science of survival in inhuman conditions for the author.

The fate of Tamara Petkevich to match the exciting novel, in which love, betrayal, jealousy, separation, friendship, meetings with amazing people, the joy of motherhood and the pain of loss are combined - everything that determines the fullness of human life contrary to the ugliness the terrible laws of the camp and the self -will of his gods and gods.