Natalia Gromova
Ol'ga Berggol'c. Smerti ne bylo i net. ...
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Kniga Natal'i Gromovoy «Smerti ne bylo i net: Ol'ga Berggol'c» — opyt prochteniya sud'by poeta, stavshego simvolom blokadnogo Leningrada. Ol'ga Berggol'c (1910–1975) — poet, zhurnalist, dramaturg; laureat Stalinskoy premii; «blokadnaya Madonna», avtor «Fevral'skogo dnevnika», «Leningradskoy poemy» i avtobiograficheskoy knigi «Dnevnye zvyozdy». Berggol'c byla iskrenne predana sovetskoy vlasti, no ne mogla ne videt' strashnuyu deystvitel'nost'. Pervaya zhena poeta Borisa Kornilova, rasstrelyannogo v 1938 godu, ona sama perezhila tyur'mu; poteryala dvuh docherey; vsyu zhizn' vela potaennye dnevniki, chestnye i besposhchadnye k sebe i drugim. «Smerti ne bylo i net: Ol'ga Berggol'c» — rasskaz o muchitel'nyh popytkah preodolet' v sebe svoe vremya; strashnaya, no ochen' vazhnaya kniga, v kotoroy portret cheloveka neotryvno svyazan s portretom vremeni. Kniga osnovana na dnevnikah i dokumental'nyh materialah. Vtoroe izdanie dopolneno novymi materialami iz zapisnyh knizhek i nedavno otkrytyh dnevnikov (poslevoennogo perioda) Ol'gi Berggol'c, novymi fotografiyami. Dorabotany i napisany zanovo nekotorye glavy knigi.
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