Блокадные дневники и документы. Из архива ФСБ

V ėtom poistine unikalʹnom sbornike predstavleny blokadnye dnevniki iz arkhiva Upravlenii͡a Federalʹnoĭ sluzhby bezopasnosti Rossiĭskoĭ Federat͡sii po g. Sankt-Peterburgu i Leningradskoĭ oblasti. V ėtikh dnevnikakh otsutstvuet t͡senzura, prisushchai͡a ofit͡sialʹno opublikovannym v sovetskiĭ period vospominanii͡am o blokade. Oni byli priobshcheny k ugolovnym delam ikh avtorov - bukhgaltera odnogo iz institutov, shkolʹnogo uchiteli͡a i dvukh krasnoarmeĭt͡sev, voevavshikh na Leningradskom fronte, do prizyva - prostykh rabochikh. Ėti dnevniki dai͡ut poistine best͡sennoe predstavlenie o povsednevnoĭ zhizni blokadnogo goroda, v nikh mnogo detaleĭ byta, opisaniĭ oshchushcheniĭ i strakhov. Chitatelʹ vpervye smozhet uvidetʹ blokadu Leningrada glazami li͡udeĭ razlichnykh professiĭ, obrazovatelʹnogo urovni͡a i polozhenii͡a, preodolevai͡a tradit͡sionnyĭ kren v storonu otobrazhenii͡a velichaĭsheĭ tragedii Vtoroĭ mirovoĭ voĭny iskli͡uchitelʹno predstaviteli͡ami intelligent͡sii.Krome togo, v sbornik voshli materialy oprosov, pisʹma i dnevniki soldat Vermakhta, uchastvovavshikh v blokade Leningrada, kotorye pozvoli͡ai͡ut predstavitʹ blokadu s drugoĭ storony fronta, chto vmeste s dokumentami o propagandistskoĭ dei͡atelʹnosti gitlerovt͡sev sushchestvenno rasshiri͡aet vzgli͡ad na krupneĭshui͡u gumanitarnui͡u katastrofu v mirovoĭ istorii.2-e izdanie, dopolnennoe.

This truly unique collection contains blockade diaries from the archive of the Office of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. These diaries lack the censorship inherent in the memories of the blockade officially published during the Soviet period. They were attached to the criminal cases of their authors — an accountant of one of the institutes, a school teacher and two Red Army soldiers who fought on the Leningrad front, before conscription — ordinary workers. These diaries give a truly invaluable insight into the daily life of the besieged city, they contain many details of everyday life, descriptions of feelings and fears. For the first time, the reader will be able to see the siege of Leningrad through the eyes of people of various professions, educational level and position, overcoming the traditional bias towards displaying the greatest tragedy of the Second World War exclusively by representatives of the intelligentsia.In addition, the collection includes materials from surveys, letters and diaries of Wehrmacht soldiers who participated in the siege of Leningrad, which allow us to imagine the blockade from the other side of the front, which, together with documents on the propaganda activities of the Nazis, significantly expands the view of the largest humanitarian disaster in world history.2nd edition, expanded.