Small works

Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov is one of the most prominent writers of the Russian Soviet literature, the Nobel prize-winning author of the novels "and Quiet flows the don and virgin soil upturned". In the present publication contains the early stories of the 1920s, later merged into the collections: "the Don stories", "the Tulip steppe", "About Kolchak, nettles and other things", as well as works devoted to the great Patriotic war: "They fought for the Motherland", "the Destiny of man", "the Science of hatred", "Sketches of the war years" — perhaps the most poignant, vivid, tragic and yet life-affirming lyrics, created on the theme of war not only in domestic but also in world literature. "The main character of his works, wrote about Sholokhov Finnish writer Martti larni, — itself the truth... the Life he sees and perceives as a realistic drama in which the main role given to humanity. This is one explanation for its world fame".