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Письма из Дагестана

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Александр Александрович Бестужев (1797 – 1837) – русский писатель и критик. Публиковался под псевдонимом «Марлинский». Известность ему принесли произведения «Фрегат Надежда», «Аммалат-бек», «Мулла-Нур» и «Страшное гадание». Творчество Бестужева повлияло на становление Пушкина, Лермонтова и множества других авторов. Он стал первым русским романистом, который описывал жизнь обыкновенных русских людей и природу, используя изысканную, цветистую речь.

41 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 23, 2018

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Poetic account of Russian army destroying Kumykia and Dagestan in the brutal conquests of 1830s, which Bestuzhev participated in, after being sent to Caucasus as a Decembrist.

Towns and villages razed to the ground along with their inhabitants with relentless artillery attacks, retribution campaigns by "merciful" generals. All for the glory of the Russian Emperor and arms.

Savagery of the victor put in very beautiful words.
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