Those twenty murderous years

The latest nonfiction book, who passed away in 2015 classics of Russian literature Valentin Grigorievich Rasputin. It was the result of his reflections on the fate of Russia over the last twenty years.
Over the years, Russia has experienced and continues to experience the infinite tragedy — the shooting of the Parliament and the Chechen war, the death of "Kursk", the explosions of residential buildings and in subway stations, the crash of the aircraft, announcing the adoption of the law on the sale of land, the mayhem of crime, the destruction of Russian culture and morality...
"We live in an unprecedented series of deepening catastrophes in our minds of the crash long ago supplanted hope, and day after day takes lives and not wait for salvation. We have lost national memory and a sense of home, and more obvious, our nation becomes a population," says V. G. Rasputin.
A prophetic view of the writer the most painful contemporary issues and the future of Russia is in this book.