In the company of Christ - an outcast and dissident
Norwegian Henrik Ibsen, born 185 years ago, brought to the Russian scene the free -loving spirit of his ancestors of the Vikings Heinrik Ibsen (1828-1906), Norwegian poet and playwright At the beginning of the 20th century, ibsen was much and willingly put in Russia. And it’s clear why. Ibsen was a free -thought, a frontier, an individualist with a nihilistic vein. And even a subversive element: all his life he advocated for the termination of the union with Sweden.