Война за океан

Nikolaĭ Pavlovich Zadornov (1909-1992) - izvestnyĭ pisatelʹ, avtor romanov, povestvui͡ushchikh ob osvoenii Sibiri i Dalʹnego Vostoka russkimi pervoprokhodt͡sami. Osoboe mesto v tvorchestve N. P. Zadornova zanimaet t͡sikl proizvedeniĭ o vydai͡ushchemsi͡a moreplavatele G. I. Nevelʹskom, rukovoditele Amurskoĭ ėkspedit͡sii, sposobstvovavsheĭ ukreplenii͡u Rossii na Tikhom okeane. V nastoi͡ashchee izdanie voshel zavershai͡ushchiĭ t͡sikl roman "Voĭna za okean", v kotorom znachitelʹnoe mesto zanimaet rasskaz o geroicheskoĭ oborone Petropavlovska-Kamchatskogo v 1854 godu v khode Krymskoĭ voĭny protiv anglo-frant͡suzskoĭ ėskadry. V osnovu uvlekatelʹnogo si͡uzheta legli podlinnye vospominanii͡a uchastnikov oborony.

Nikolai Pavlovich Zadornov (1909-1992) is a famous writer, author of novels about the exploration of Siberia and the Far East by Russian pioneers. A special place in the work of N. P. Zadornov is occupied by a series of works about the outstanding navigator G. I. Nevelsky, the leader of the Amur expedition, which contributed to the strengthening of Russia in the Pacific Ocean. This edition includes the final novel cycle, The War for the Ocean, in which a significant place is occupied by the story of the heroic defense of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in 1854 during the Crimean War against the Anglo-French squadron. The fascinating plot is based on the true memories of the defense participants.