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Heroic Tale. A novel by Nikolai Ostrovsky. Þóra Vigfúsdóttir, an Icelandic.
In Þjóðviljan 6, November 1957, Heimskringla introduces Ostrovskí's Heroic Tale. "This book is a heroic tale and at the same time heroic
achievement how it came into being. It happens on
during the Russian Revolution, 1917-1922,
and two years later the author (who
at the same time, the protagonist is writing the story.
He is one of those who at a young age is sucked into the revolutionary frenzy, overwhelmed by its ideals, performs heroic deeds, first in
the battlefield, later during the reconstruction work, but
has been seriously injured, becomes disabled, paralyzed and blind. But he does not want to let
surrender, don't be judged so young, and now begins the spiritual heroic story of the author (and character) which is the story of how this book came to be.
Nikolai Ostrovsky is one of the most famous Soviet writers, and his story, The Hero's Tale, is considered a classic. He was born in 1904 and lived to be only 32 years old, dying in 1936. The main character of the story, Pavka Korchagin, or in other words the author himself, has
became a role model and example for millions of young people, and the book enjoys the same popularity today
and when it came out 24 years ago."
In Þjóðviljan 6, November 1957, Heimskringla introduces Ostrovskí's Heroic Tale. "This book is a heroic tale and at the same time heroic
achievement how it came into being. It happens on
during the Russian Revolution, 1917-1922,
and two years later the author (who
at the same time, the protagonist is writing the story.
He is one of those who at a young age is sucked into the revolutionary frenzy, overwhelmed by its ideals, performs heroic deeds, first in
the battlefield, later during the reconstruction work, but
has been seriously injured, becomes disabled, paralyzed and blind. But he does not want to let
surrender, don't be judged so young, and now begins the spiritual heroic story of the author (and character) which is the story of how this book came to be.
Nikolai Ostrovsky is one of the most famous Soviet writers, and his story, The Hero's Tale, is considered a classic. He was born in 1904 and lived to be only 32 years old, dying in 1936. The main character of the story, Pavka Korchagin, or in other words the author himself, has
became a role model and example for millions of young people, and the book enjoys the same popularity today
and when it came out 24 years ago."