Philhellene

Leonid Yuzefovich-writer, historian, author of documentary biographies-“Autocrats of the desert” about the mysterious baron Ungern and “Winter Road” (the Big Book and National Bestseller Awards) about the latest romance of the White Movement, General Anatoly Pepelaeva, The adventurous novel about the nineties “Cranes and dwarfs”, which is based on the also known by the Iliad, Homer about the Eternal War of the Cranes and Pygmiev-Carlics (Big Book Award), the Remoning of Kazaroz and the Collection of Stories “Lighthouse on the Lighthouse on Hiyumaa. "

" Philelin - "Loving Greeks." In the 20s of the XIX century, those who sympathized with the struggle of the Greek rebels with the Ottoman Empire were so called or took a direct part in it. Philelin, as Bairon, who went to Greece and who died there, is considered by the main character of the novel, retired headquarters captain Grigory Moscepanov. This is a fictional character. Unlike my documentary books, here I gave free rein to the imagination, but I put my patterns on the canvas of genuine events. The action is tied in the Nizhny Tagil factories, continues in Yekaterinburg, Perm, Tsarskoye Selo, Taganrog, from Russia is transferred to Navplion and Alexandria, and ends in Athens, on the Acropolis. Among the central heroes of the novel are Alexander I, Baroness-mystics Julia Cridner, the Egyptian commander Ibrahim Pasha, other real figures, but my role did not come down to the choice of flowers when painting them. The reconstruction of the past was not my goal. “FiLellin” is rather variations on historical topics than a traditional historical novel. ”