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Glavnyĭ geroĭ romana Aleksandra Terekhova "Nemt͡sy" (premii͡a "Nat͡sionalʹnyĭ bestseller") Ėbergard, rukovoditelʹ press-t͡sentra v odnoĭ iz prefektur goroda, umnyĭ i ironichnyĭ skeptik, vpolne usvoil zakony chinovnichʹeĭ ėlity. Mladshiĭ chin vsemogushcheĭ Sistemy, on ponimaet, chto takoe zhitʹ "po poni͡atii͡am". Odnako pozit͡sii͡a konformista oborachivaetsi͡a vnezapnym krusheniemkarʹery. Lichnai͡a zhiznʹ ego tozhe skladyvaetsi͡a neprosto: vsë podchineno borʹbe za dochʹ ot pervogo braka. Ostrai͡a satira nravov dovedena do predela, "myslʹ semeĭnai͡a" vyrazhena s porazitelʹnoĭ, obeskurazhivai͡ushcheĭ otkrovennostʹi͡u…"Na zare russkoĭ literatury, v XIX veke, chinovniki byli postoi͡annymi ee personazhami; imenno izobrazhenie chinovnikov prineslo russkoĭ literature znachitelʹnui͡u chastʹ ee slavy. No v sovremennoĭ proze ėtu temu podnimaet lishʹ Aleksandr Terekhov v romane "Nemt͡sy" - i delaet ėto prosto velikolepno"Konstantin Milʹchin""Nemt͡sy" Terekhova - stolʹ zhe vazhnai͡a kniga pro Moskvu dvukhtysi͡achnykh, kakoĭ stala "Generation "P"" Pelevina v otnoshenii devi͡anostykh"Dmitriĭ Zakharov"I͡A chitala "Nemt͡sy" kak roman o korrupt͡sii i zakulisnoĭ zhizni stolichnoĭ mėrii - no spusti͡a vremi͡a v pami͡ati ostalisʹ v pervui͡u ocheredʹ istorii͡a razluchenii͡a geroi͡a s docherʹi͡u posle razvoda i opisanie bespomoshchnoĭ i vinovatoĭ ott͡sovskoĭ li͡ubvi…"I͡Ana Vagner

The main character of Alexander Terekhov's novel “The Germans” (National Bestseller Award) Eberhard, the head of the press center in one of the prefectures of the city, an intelligent and ironic skeptic, has fully assimilated the laws of the bureaucratic elite. The junior rank of the all-powerful System, he understands what it means to live “according to concepts.” However, the position of the conformist turns into a sudden collapse of the career. His personal life is also not easy: everything is subordinated to the struggle for his daughter from his first marriage. The sharp satire of morals is pushed to the limit, the “family thought” is expressed with amazing, discouraging frankness..."Russian Russian literature At the dawn of the 19th century, officials were its constant characters; it was the depiction of officials that brought Russian literature a significant part of its fame. But in modern prose, this topic is raised only by Alexander Terekhov in the novel “The Germans” — and he does it just perfectly"Konstantin Milchin""The Germans" by Terekhov — an equally important book about the Moscow of the two thousandth, which became "Generation"P" Pelevin in relation to the nineties"Dmitry Zakharov"I read "The Germans" as a novel about corruption and the backstage life of the capital's mayor's office — but after a while, the story of the hero's separation from his daughter after a divorce and a description of helpless and guilty paternal love remained in memory..."Jana Wagner