Противостояние

IUlian Semenovich Semenov – russkiĭ pisatelʹ, stsenarist i zhurnalist, avtor kulʹtovykh romanov o Shtirlitse (on zhe Maksim Isaev), legendarnom sovetskom razvedchike, stavshem poistine narodnym geroem. V nastoiashchem izdanii predstavlen roman «Protivostoianie» (1979), v kotorom rasskazyvaetsia o rabote Moskovskogo ugolovnogo rozyska vo glave s polkovnikom Vladislavom Kostenko, znakomym chitateliam po romanam «Petrovka, 38» (1963) i «Ogareva, 6» (1972). Zakhvatyvaiushchiĭ kriminalʹnyĭ siuzhet, kotoryĭ uvodit iz nastoiashchego v proshloe, a takzhe stolknovenie slozhnykh i silʹnykh chelovecheskikh kharakterov predopredelili sudʹbu «Protivostoianiia». Povestʹ byla priznana odnoĭ iz vershin v tvorchestve IUliana Semenova i imela ogromnyĭ uspekh u chitateleĭ. V 1985 godu vyshel odnoimennyĭ serial Semena Aranovicha, glavnye roli v kotorom blestiashche ispolnili Oleg Basilashvili i Oleg Boltnev, a stsenariĭ byl napisan IUlianom Semenovym. Spustia pochti sorok let poiavilasʹ novaia ėkranizatsiia Timura Alpatova; v roli polkovnika Kostenko vystupil Vladimir Vdovichenko, a rolʹ predatelia i ubiĭtsy Krotova sygrali Alekseĭ Gusʹkov i Aleksandr Averin.

Julian Semenovich Semenov is a Russian writer, screenwriter and journalist, the author of cult novels about Stirlitz (aka Maxim Isaev), the legendary Soviet intelligence officer who became a truly national hero. This edition presents the novel "Confrontation" (1979), which tells about the work of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department headed by Colonel Vladislav Kostenko, familiar to readers from the novels Petrovka 38 (1963) and Ogareva 6 (1972). An exciting criminal plot that leads from the present to the past, as well as the clash of complex and strong human characters, determined the fate of the "Confrontation". The novel was recognized as one of the peaks in the work of Julian Semenov and was a huge success with readers. In 1985, Semyon Aranovich's TV series of the same name was released, starring Oleg Basilashvili and Oleg Boltnev, and the script was written by Julian Semenov. Almost forty years later, a new film adaptation by Timur Alpatov appeared; Vladimir Vdovichenko played the role of Colonel Kostenko, and Alexey Guskov and Alexander Averin played the role of the traitor and murderer Krotov.