Ленинград. Дневники военных лет. 2 ноября 1941 года – 31 декабря 1942 года

Vsevolod Vitalʹevich Vishnevskiĭ (1900-1951) -- russkiĭ i sovetskiĭ pisatelʹ, zhurnalist, kinost͡senarist i dramaturg -- provel v Leningrade ti͡azhelye mesi͡at͡sy oseni i zimy 1941 goda, vesʹ 1942-ĭ, 1943-ĭ i bolʹshui͡u chastʹ 1944 goda v kachestve politrabotnika Voenno-morskogo flota i voennogo korrespondenta gazety "Pravda". Pisatelʹ proshel cherez vse ispytanii͡a blokadnogo byta: li͡utui͡u zimni͡ui͡u stuzhu, golod, utratu blizkikh druzeĭ, boleznʹ distrofieĭ, cherez vrazheskie obstrely i bombardirovki goroda.Eshche v nachale voĭny Vishnevskiĭ nachal vesti svoĭ dnevnik. V nem on podrobno zapisyval vse sobytii͡a, rasskazyval o li͡udi͡akh, s kotorymi vstrechalsi͡a, i opisyval skudnyĭ leningradskiĭ paek, umenʹshavshiĭsi͡a s kazhdym dnem. Glavnai͡a t͡selʹ dnevnikov Vishnevskogo -- sokhranitʹ dli͡a istorii nabli͡udenii͡a i vzgli͡ady sovremennikov, rasskazatʹ o svoikh oshibkakh i pobedakh, chtoby budushchie pokolenii͡a mogli izvlechʹ uroki. Ego dnevniki i͡avli͡ai͡utsi͡a unikalʹnym khudozhestvennym i͡avleniem i pami͡atnikom Velikoĭ Otechestvennoĭ voĭny.V osazhdennom Leningrade Vishnevskiĭ probyl "40 mesi͡at͡sev i 10 dneĭ", kak on sam zapisal 1 noi͡abri͡a 1944 goda. V knigu voshli dnevnikovye zapisi, sdelannye so 2 noi͡abri͡a 1941 goda po 31 dekabri͡a 1942 goda.

Vsevolod Vitalievich Vishnevsky (1900-1951), a Russian and Soviet writer, journalist, screenwriter and playwright, spent the difficult months of autumn and winter 1941, all of 1942, 1943 and most of 1944 in Leningrad as a political officer of the Navy and a war correspondent for the newspaper Pravda. The writer went through all the trials of a besieged life: the fierce winter cold, hunger, loss of close friends, dystrophy, through enemy shelling and bombing of the city.Even at the beginning of the war, Vishnevsky began to keep his diary. In it, he wrote down all the events in detail, talked about the people he met, and described the meager Leningrad ration, which was decreasing every day. The main purpose of Vishnevsky's diaries is to preserve the observations and views of his contemporaries for history, to tell about his mistakes and victories so that future generations can learn lessons. His diaries are a unique artistic phenomenon and a monument to the Great Patriotic War.Vishnevsky stayed in besieged Leningrad for "40 months and 10 days," as he himself recorded on November 1, 1944. The book includes diary entries made from November 2, 1941 to December 31, 1942.