How the war influenced the work of J. D. Salinger Jerome David Salinger is mainly known as the author of the novel “Above the Rye” about the teenager-buntar from New York, but in his early stories the writer primarily turned to military experience he received in the USA, Normandy and Germany in 1942–1945. The fact that he had to survive there and what imprint the war laid on his work, says Alexander Fisenko.

Fragment of the monograph "Russia in the global conflict of the 18th century" The seven -year war of 1756–1763, into which the young Russian Empire entered into the hope of a “new Poltava”, caused an ambiguous reaction among its subjects. Thanks to the surviving personal documents, historians have the opportunity to find out what contemporaries thought about this distant and not always brilliant campaign.

Leo Oborin - about three poetic innovations in spring Exusic direct action of Varvara is not like, the touchy watermelons of Vladimir Bogomyakov and the Bessub -Object Lyrics of Alexei Porvin. Leo Oborin tells about three extremely different, but equally interesting new products for poetic book publishing for readers of Gorky. Starting from February 24, 2022, we were all in the face of the advancing barbarism, violence and lies.