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Kniga vospominaniĭ Li͡ubovi Evgenʹevny Belozerskoĭ-Bulgakovoĭ - pisatelʹnit͡sy i literaturnogo dei͡ateli͡a, vtoroĭ zheny Mikhaila Afanasʹevicha Bulgakova, - ėto unikalʹnyĭ tekst, napisannyĭ khoroshim literaturnym slogom s uvlekatelʹnoĭ intonat͡sieĭ, polnyĭ obai͡anii͡a avtora, dobrogo i͡umora, metkikh zamechaniĭ i s teplom opisannykh portretov blizkikh i rodnykh li͡udeĭ.V nee vkhodi͡at tri proizvedenii͡a: "U chuzhogo poroga" rasskazyvaet o vynuzhdennoĭ ėmigrat͡sii Li͡ubovi Evgenʹevy v Konstantinopole, Berline i Parizhe, imenno ėti vospominanii͡a i posluzhili dli͡a Mikhaila Afanasʹevicha Bulgakova istochnikom vdokhnovenii͡a pri napisanii pʹesy "Beg"; "O, med vospominaniĭ..." - samye bolʹshie po svoemu obʺemu, nezhnye i polnye li͡ubvi vospominanii͡a o zhizni s Mikhailom Bulgakovym (chastichno pod nazvaniem "Stranit͡sy zhizni" byli izdany v sbornike "Vospominanii͡a o Bulgakove" v 1988 godu); "Tak bylo..." - vospominanii͡a o rabote s izvestnym sovetskim uchenym, istorikom Evgeniem Viktorovichem Tarle. Kniga takzhe soderzhit ocherk zhizni Li͡ubovi Evgenʹevny Belozerskoĭ-Bulgakovoĭ, napisannyĭ ee plemi͡annikom Igorem Vladimirovichem Belozerskim.

The book of memoirs by Lyubov Evgenievna Belozerskaya-Bulgakova, a writer and literary figure, the second wife of Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov, is a unique text written in a good literary style with a fascinating intonation, full of the author's charm, kind humor, apt remarks and with the warmth of the described portraits of loved ones and relatives.It includes three works: "At someone else's doorstep" tells about the forced emigration of Lyubov Evgenieva in Constantinople, Berlin and Paris, it was these memories that served as a source of inspiration for Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov when writing the play "Running"; "Oh, honey of memories ..." — the largest in volume, tender and full of love memories of life with Mikhail Bulgakov (partially titled "Pages of Life" were published in the collection "Memories of Bulgakov" in 1988); "So it was ..." — memories of working with the famous Soviet scientist, historian Yevgeny Viktorovich Tarle. The book also contains an essay on the life of Lyubov Evgenievna Belozerskaya-Bulgakova, written by her nephew Igor Vladimirovich Belozersky.