Маус

"Maus" Arta Shpigelʹmana - edinstvennyĭ graficheskiĭ roman, poluchivshiĭ prestizhnui͡u Pulitt͡serovskui͡u premii͡u. Avtoru udalosʹ, kazalosʹ by, nevozmozhnoe - rasskazatʹ istorii͡u Kholokosta v forme komiksa. Vladek Shpigelʹman, otet͡s Arta, rasskazyvaet synu, kak proshël cherez getto, Osvent͡sim i "marsh smerti" na Dakhau. No "Maus" - ėto i gluboko lichnai͡a istorii͡a, ego popytka razobratʹsi͡a v svoikh neprostykh otnoshenii͡akh s semʹëĭ. Na styke ėtikh istoriĭ i rozhdaetsi͡a unikalʹnyĭ tekst, kotoryĭ bez uproshchenii͡a i pafosa rasskazyvaet ob odnoĭ iz samykh chudovishchnykh tragediĭ KhKh veka.

Art Spiegelman's mouse is the only graphic novel to win the prestigious Pulitzer prize. The author managed, seemingly impossible, to tell the story of the Holocaust in the form of a comic book. Vladek Spiegelman, art's father, tells His son how he went through the ghetto, Auschwitz, and the" death March " on Dachau. But "mouse" is also a deeply personal story, his attempt to sort out his difficult relationship with his family. At the intersection of these stories, a unique text is born, which without simplification and pathos tells about one of the most monstrous tragedies of the twentieth century.