Case Ehrenburg

Ilya Ehrenburg, one of the most controversial figures in the Soviet literature and public life, appears in this book is not only a fine writer, a fine poet and brilliant writer, but first and foremost the person experiencing the drama that put his talent at the service of the Stalinist regime and doing many things contrary to this regime. The author's reflections on the life and work of Ehrenburg interspersed with memories of the meetings and confidential conversations with him.

The content
My gods, my teachers... c. 13-30
I was self-taught c. 31-60
Then he understood everything c. 61-104
As I saw it from a distance c. 105-131
For the first time - close to c. 132-175
Real writers carte Blanche don't ask c. 176-202
In that scenario he was assigned a special role c. 203-223
Again this damn suspense! c. 224-254
When the moon went evil... c. 255-290
Version, rumors, legends... c. 291-310
As it was c. 311-329
Russia is the Motherland of mammoths c. 330-357
Anti-fascists narrow profile c. 358-379
As a magician he was not c. 380-412
Than before we blame the world? c. 413-420
The voice of the blood c. 421-456
Art is not violated c. 457-470
Voice of eternity c. 471-510