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ROMAN OSNOVAN NA REALʹNYKh SOBYTII͡AKhBassam Aramin - palestinet͡s. Rami Ėlkhanan - izrailʹti͡anin. Oni zhivut v mire bez Mira, gde bal pravit vzaimnai͡a nenavistʹ. Povsi͡udu stoi͡at kontrolʹno-propusknye punkty. Ikh deti khodi͡at v raznye shkoly. Pod ikh nogami - raznye dorogi: svoi͡a dli͡a palestint͡sev, svoi͡a dli͡a izrailʹti͡an. No posle lichnykh tragediĭ ikh zhiznennye puti neizbezhno peresekai͡utsi͡a…U sudʹby svoi plany. V raznoe vremi͡a, v raznykh tochkakh na karte ikh docheri pogibai͡ut, stav zhertvami voennogo konflikta dlinoĭ v t͡selui͡u zhiznʹ. Bassama i Rami obʺedini͡aet obshchee gore, perevorachivai͡ushchee ikh predstavlenie o zhizni. V ikh rukakh - silʹnoe oruzhie, no ne voĭny, a mira, kotoroe, kazhetsi͡a, sposobno razvei͡atʹ nenavistʹ, poselivshui͡usi͡a v serdt͡sakh li͡udeĭ…"Ėto potri͡asai͡ushchai͡a kniga. Makkėnn s udivitelʹnoĭ chelovechnostʹi͡u opisyvaet mnogovekovui͡u istorii͡u beschelovechnosti. Ėffekt absoli͡utno oshelomli͡ai͡ushchiĭ… Makkėnn sozdal knigu, v kotoroĭ my vse ostro nuzhdaemsi͡a. Ona podarila mne nadezhdu…"- Ėlizabet Straut, laureat Pulitt͡serovskoĭ premii za roman "Olivii͡a Kitteridzh"• Laureat Nat͡sionalʹnoĭ evreĭskoĭ knizhnoĭ premii• Bestseller po versii New York Times• Odna iz luchshikh knig goda po versii The Independent ROMAN OSNOVAN NA REALʹNYKh SOBYTII͡AKhBassam Aramin - palestinet͡s. Rami Ėlkhanan - izrailʹti͡anin. Oni zhivut v mire bez Mira, gde bal pravit vzaimnai͡a nenavistʹ. Povsi͡udu stoi͡at kontrolʹno-propusknye punkty. Ikh deti khodi͡at v raznye shkoly. Pod ikh nogami - raznye dorogi: svoi͡a dli͡a palestint͡sev, svoi͡a dli͡a izrailʹti͡an. No posle lichnykh tragediĭ ikh zhiznennye puti neizbezhno peresekai͡utsi͡a…U sudʹby svoi plany. V raznoe vremi͡a, v raznykh tochkakh na karte ikh docheri pogibai͡ut, stav zhertvami voennogo konflikta dlinoĭ v t͡selui͡u zhiznʹ. Bassama i Rami obʺedini͡aet obshchee gore, perevorachivai͡ushchee ikh predstavlenie o zhizni. V ikh rukakh - silʹnoe oruzhie, no ne voĭny, a mira, kotoroe, kazhetsi͡a, sposobno razvei͡atʹ nenavistʹ, poselivshui͡usi͡a v serdt͡sakh li͡udeĭ…"Ėto potri͡asai͡ushchai͡a kniga. Makkėnn s udivitelʹnoĭ chelovechnostʹi͡u opisyvaet mnogovekovui͡u istorii͡u beschelovechnosti. Ėffekt absoli͡utno oshelomli͡ai͡ushchiĭ… Makkėnn sozdal knigu, v kotoroĭ my vse ostro nuzhdaemsi͡a. Ona podarila mne nadezhdu…"- Ėlizabet Straut, laureat Pulitt͡serovskoĭ premii za roman "Olivii͡a Kitteridzh"• Laureat Nat͡sionalʹnoĭ evreĭskoĭ knizhnoĭ premii• Bestseller po versii New York Times• Odna iz luchshikh knig goda po versii The Independent - Istorii͡a, osnovannai͡a na realʹnykh sobytii͡akh.- Bestseller po versii The New York Times, odna iz luchshikh knig goda po versii The Independent.- Roman-laureat Nat͡sionalʹnoĭ evreĭskoĭ knizhnoĭ premii.- Ot izvestnogo irlandskogo pisateli͡a, professora literatury, avtora romanov "I pustʹ vrashchaetsi͡a prekrasnyĭ mir", "Tant͡sovshchik", "TransAtlantika". Proza Makkėnna perevedena na 20+ i͡azykov. On pishet dli͡a The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The Irish Times i drugikh izdaniĭ. Korotkometrazhnyĭ filʹm po rasskazu Makkėnna "Vsë na blago gosudarstva" v 2005 godu byl nominirovan na Oskar.- "Ėto potri͡asai͡ushchai͡a kniga. Makkėnn s udivitelʹnoĭ chelovechnostʹi͡u opisyvaet mnogovekovui͡u istorii͡u beschelovechnosti. Ėffekt absoli͡utno oshelomli͡ai͡ushchiĭ… Makkėnn sozdal knigu, v kotoroĭ my vse ostro nuzhdaemsi͡a. Ona podarila mne nadezhdu…" - Ėlizabet Straut, laureat Pulitt͡serovskoĭ premii za roman "Olivii͡a Kitteridzh".

THE NOVEL IS BASED ON REAL EVENTS. Bassam Aramin is a Palestinian. Rami Elhanan is an Israeli. They live in a world without a World where mutual hatred rules the ball. There are checkpoints everywhere. Their children go to different schools. There are different roads under their feet: one for the Palestinians, one for the Israelis. But after personal tragedies, their life paths inevitably cross.…Fate has its own plans. At different times, at different points on the map, their daughters die, becoming victims of a lifetime-long military conflict. Bassam and Rami share a common grief that upends their understanding of life. They have a powerful weapon in their hands, but not of war, but of peace, which seems capable of dispelling the hatred that has settled in the hearts of people..."It's an amazing book. McCann describes the centuries-old history of inhumanity with amazing humanity. The effect is absolutely stunning... McCann has created a book that we all desperately need. She gave me hope..." — Elizabeth Strout, Pulitzer Prize winner for the novel "Olivia Kitteridge"• Winner of the National Jewish Book Award• New York Times Bestseller• One of the best books of the year according to The Independent, THE NOVEL IS BASED ON REAL EVENTS by Adam Aramin— a Palestinian. Rami Elhanan is an Israeli. They live in a world without a World where mutual hatred rules the ball. There are checkpoints everywhere. Their children go to different schools. There are different roads under their feet: one for the Palestinians, one for the Israelis. But after personal tragedies, their life paths inevitably cross.…Fate has its own plans. At different times, at different points on the map, their daughters die, becoming victims of a lifetime-long military conflict. Bassam and Rami share a common grief that upends their understanding of life. They have a powerful weapon in their hands, but not of war, but of peace, which seems capable of dispelling the hatred that has settled in the hearts of people..."It's an amazing book. McCann describes the centuries-old history of inhumanity with amazing humanity. The effect is absolutely stunning... McCann has created a book that we all desperately need. She gave me hope..." — Elizabeth Strout, Pulitzer Prize winner for the novel "Olivia Kitteridge"• Winner of the National Jewish Book Award• New York Times Bestseller• One of the best books of the year according to The Independent is a story based on real events.- A bestseller according to The New York Times, one of the best books of the year according to The Independent.- The novel is the winner of the National Jewish Book Award.- From the famous Irish writer, professor of literature, author of the novels "And let the beautiful world turn", "The Dancer", "Transatlantic". McCann's prose has been translated into 20+ languages. He writes for The New York Times, The Atlantic Monthly, The Irish Times and other publications. The short film based on McCann's short story "Everything for the Benefit of the State" was nominated for an Oscar in 2005."It's an amazing book. McCann describes the centuries-old history of inhumanity with amazing humanity. The effect is absolutely stunning... McCann has created a book that we all desperately need. She gave me hope..." — Elizabeth Strout, Pulitzer Prize winner for her novel Olivia Kitteridge.