Из пережитого в чужих краях. Воспоминания и думы бывшего эмигранта

Vospominanii͡a byvshego ėmigranta, vernuvshegosi͡a na rodinu v 1947 godu.Molodostʹ Borisa Aleksandrovskogo prishlasʹ na slozhnoe vremi͡a: Pervai͡a mirovai͡a voĭna, revoli͡ut͡sii͡a, Grazhdanskai͡a voĭna… Sudʹba delala krutye izgiby - vypusknik medit͡sinskogo fakulʹteta Moskovskogo universiteta vmesto nauchnoĭ dei͡atelʹnosti byl prizvan na front Pervoĭ mirovoĭ voĭny, potom byl prizvan v kachestve voennogo vracha v Krasnui͡u armii͡u, potom, popav v plen, pereshel k belym… Posle razgroma Beloĭ armii - "ėvakuat͡sii͡a" s vrangelevskimi chasti͡ami morem v Turt͡sii͡u i obychnyĭ gorʹkiĭ putʹ ėmigranta, poteri͡avshego rodinu… Turet͡skiĭ Gallipoli, gde vstali lagerem voennye bezhent͡sy, Bolgarii͡a i, nakonet͡s, Frant͡sii͡a… Dolgie gody zhiznʹ Aleksandrovskogo byla svi͡azana s ėmigrantskim "russkim Parizhem", bytu, nravam i obshchestvennoĭ zhizni kotorogo posvi͡ashchena znachitelʹnai͡a chastʹ ego vospominaniĭ. Aleksandrovskiĭ kosnulsi͡a samykh raznykh tem - dei͡atelʹnosti russkikh politikov, pravoslavnoĭ t͡serkvi za rubezhom, russkikh muzykantov, khudozhnikov i pisateleĭ, okazavshikhsi͡a v izgnanii, russkikh uchebnykh zavedeniĭ, otkrytykh v Parizhe i drugikh gorodakh "russkogo rassei͡anii͡a"… Na stranit͡sakh knigi mozhno vstretitʹ znamenitye imena - Rakhmaninova, Shali͡apina, Benua, Korovina, Bilibina, Kuprina i mnogikh drugikh "vlastiteleĭ dum", zanesennykh sudʹboĭ v ėmigrat͡sii͡u. Vtorai͡a mirovai͡a voĭna stala perelomnym rubezhom v nastroenii mnogikh russkikh li͡udeĭ na chuzhbine. Aleksandrovskiĭ v 1947 godu dobilsi͡a vozvrashchenii͡a v Rossii͡u i schital ėto nastoi͡ashchim schastʹem.

Memoirs of a former emigrant who returned to his homeland in 1947.Boris Alexandrovsky's youth came at a difficult time: the First World War, the Revolution, the Civil War… Fate made steep bends – a graduate of the medical faculty of Moscow University, instead of scientific activity, was called up to the front of the First World War, then he was drafted as a military doctor in the Red Army, then, after being captured, he moved to the whites… After the defeat of the White Army – "evacuation" with Wrangel units by sea to Turkey and the usual bitter path of an emigrant who lost his homeland… Turkish Gallipoli, where war refugees camped, Bulgaria and, finally, France ...For many years, Alexandrovsky's life was associated with the emigrant "Russian Paris", to the life, customs and social life of which a significant part of his memories is devoted. Russian Russian Russian Russian writer Alexander touched on a variety of topics – the activities of Russian politicians, the Orthodox Church abroad, Russian musicians, artists and writers who found themselves in exile, Russian educational institutions opened in Paris and other cities of the "Russian scattering" ... On the pages of the book you can find famous names – Rachmaninoff, Chaliapin, Benois, Korovin, Bilibin, Kuprin and many other "lords of thoughts" brought by fate to emigrate. The Second World War became a turning point in the mood of many Russian people in a foreign land. Alexandrovsky in 1947 achieved a return to Russia and considered it a real happiness.