Poltava. Bronze Horseman. Pushkin A.

The book included the famous poems of A. S. Pushkin “Poltava” and “Copper Horseman”. The heroic poem “Poltava” tells about the victory of the Russian army and Emperor Peter I over the strongest Swedish army, headed by the glorified commander, King Charles XII. The Battle of Poltava is one of the most important events of the reign of Peter the Great, it was a battle for the future of the Russian state. “Poltava” is an enthusiastic anthem of Peter I, his creative genius, his bold person. The reason for the idea of ​​the poem "Copper Horseman" was the St. Petersburg flood of 1833. However, the poem is not just about the rebellion of nature, but about the conflict of the “little man” with the authorities. The hero of the "Bronze Horseman" - Eugene blames the statue of Peter I in his troubles. The “Bronze Horseman” himself leaves the pedestal and chases the offender... The works are an obligatory part of the school curriculum.