Я жгу Париж

Bruno Yakovlevych Yasenskyy (1901–1938) – vydayushchyysya, vsemyrno yzvestnyy pysatel y revolyutsyoner, zhyvshyy y v Polshe, y vo Frantsyy, y v SSSR. Sekretar Mezhdunarodnogo obedynenyya rabochykh pysateley, odyn yz osnovopolozhnykov Soyuza pysateley SSSR. V svoykh ostrosyuzhetnykh knygakh on pysal o taynom protyvostoyanyy myrov. Etot roman pysatel sozdal v otvet na antysovetskyy paskvyl Polya Morana «Ya zhgu Moskvu». Y knyga gromko prozvuchala na vsyu Evropu! V romane Yasenskogo est golovokruzhytelnaya yntryga, klassovaya borba, stolknovenye polytycheskykh partyy, evreyskyy vopros… Ona ostro aktualna v nashe vremya, kogda Evropa snova okhvachena ulychnymy boyamy! Chytayte vechnuyu klassyku ostrosyuzhetnogo polytycheskogo romana.

Bruno Yakovlevich Yasensky (1901-1938) was an outstanding, world–famous writer and revolutionary who lived in Poland, France, and the USSR. Secretary of the International Association of Workers' Writers, one of the founders of the USSR Writers' Union. In his action-packed books, he wrote about the secret confrontation of worlds. The writer created this novel in response to Paul Moran's anti-Soviet lampoon "I Burn Moscow." And the book resounded loudly throughout Europe! Yasensky's novel features dizzying intrigue, class struggle, a clash of political parties, and the Jewish question.… It is acutely relevant in our time, when Europe is once again gripped by street fighting! Read the timeless classics of the action-packed political novel.