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Velikie knigi Velikoi Pobedie. Doljen znat kajdiei. V 2025 godu vsia Rossiia i ves mir otmetili 80-letie Pobedie nad fashizmom. Dlia kajdogo iz nas Velikaia Voina i pamiat o nei — sviashenna. K sojaleniu, jivieh svidetelei i geroicheskih uchastnikov strashnieh sobietii pochti ne ostalos. No u nas est ih vospominaniia v knigah i filmah voennieh let. Cel serii — vspomnit glavniee knigi pobedie, pokazat detiam i podrostkam vajnost ih chteniia, sohranit i peredat glavnoe slovo o voine, napisannoe krovu i mujestvom sovetskih voennieh pisatelei. Seriia v novom sovremennom oformlenii vkluchaet v sebia kulturniei minimum knig po Velikoi Otechestvennoi voine, kotoriei doljen znat kajdiei. Boris Lvovich Vasilev (1924—2013) — izvestniei sovetskii pisatel i dramaturg, urojenec Smolenska, ushedshii dobrovolcem na front vo vremia Velikoi Otechestvennoi voinie. 21 iunia 1941 goda molodoi leitenant Kolia Plujnikov, poluchiv naznachenie na postoiannoe mesto slujbie, priezjaet v Brest. Perepolnenniee zalie ojidaniia vokzala i tolpa uveshannieh bagajom ludei ne nastorajivaut ohvachennogo radostniemi nadejdami unoshu. Kolia speshit k mestu raspolojeniia svoei chasti — v Brestskuu krepost… Soldata ne uspevaut zachislit v lichniei sostav voennoslujashih, a v chetiere utra razdautsia artilleriiskie razrievie — nachalas voina. Tak, ne znachas v spiskah, on prinimaet uchastie v pervom v svoei jizni bou, kotoriei prodlitsia desiat mesiacev. . . «V spiskah ne znachilsia» — eto istoriia o samootverjennosti i geroizme soldat, pavshih v bezjalostnoi voine, o sile cheloveka i lubvi, o Velikoi Pobede, sotkannoi iz podvigov i verie. «Eksponat №. . . » rasskazievaet ob Anne Fedorovne, materi, poteriavshei na voine edinstvennogo siena. Hrania ego pisma s fronta, ona jivet imi do konca svoih dnei, poka neumolimoe techenie vremeni ne prevrashaet ee sviatienu v beziemianniei muzeiniei «eksponat».

The Great books of the Great Victory. Everyone should know. In 2025, the whole of Russia and the whole world celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Victory over fascism. For each of us, the Great War and its memory are sacred. Unfortunately, there are almost no living witnesses and heroic participants of the terrible events. But we have their memories in books and films from the war years. The purpose of the series is to recall the main books of victory, to show children and teenagers the importance of reading them, to preserve and convey the main word about the war, written in the blood and courage of Soviet military writers. The series in a new modern design includes a cultural minimum of books on the Great Patriotic War, which everyone should know. Boris Lvovich Vasiliev (1924-2013) was a famous Soviet writer and playwright, a native of Smolensk, who volunteered for the front during the Great Patriotic War. On June 21, 1941, young Lieutenant Kolya Pluzhnikov, having been assigned to a permanent duty station, arrives in Brest. The crowded waiting rooms of the train station and the crowd of people hung with luggage do not alarm the young man, who is overcome with joyful hopes. Kolya hurries to the location of his unit — to the Brest fortress... the soldier does not have time to enlist in the military personnel, and at four in the morning artillery explosions are heard — the war has begun. So, without being listed, he takes part in the first fight in his life, which will last ten months. "I was not on the list" is a story about the dedication and heroism of soldiers who fell in a ruthless war, about the strength of man and love, about a Great Victory woven from exploits and faith. "Exhibit No . . . " tells the story of Anna Fedorovna, a mother who lost her only son in the war. Keeping his letters from the front, she lives them for the rest of her days, until the inexorable passage of time turns her shrine into an unnamed museum "exhibit."