When will Russia resurrect? Belov V.I.

The classic of Russian literature Vasily Ivanovich Belov (1932-2012), as a true Russian writer, has always acutely responded to the events taking place in the country. He expressed his attitude to what happened in our society after perestroika. Whitish and bitter, it is permeated with pain for the fate of the plundered and tormented homeland, the deceased Russian village, the fragmented Russian people, who was deprived of national and spiritual integrity and identity. He believed in the revival of our state, that the Russian people would finally wake up from their hibernation. Reading the writer's journalism, interviews and conversations with him, you understand how relevant and insightfully his word is, over time not only without losing his strength, but becoming more and more significant for national self -awareness.