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Филэллин : роман в дневниках, письмах и мысленных разговорах героев с отсутствующими собеседниками / Леонид Юзефович.
Filėllin : roman v dnevnikakh, pisʹmakh i myslennykh razgovorakh geroev s otsutstvui͡ushchimi sobesednikami / Leonid I͡Uzefovich.
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I︠U︡zefovich, Leonid, 1947-
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Юзефович, Леонид, 1947-
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Book
Language
Russian
Published/Created
Moskva : AST : Redakt͡sii͡a Eleny Shubinoĭ, 2021.
Москва : АСТ : Редакция Елены Шубинои,̆ 2021.
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380 pages ; 22 cm.
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Greece
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History
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War of Independence, 1821-1829
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Fiction
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Alexander I Emperor of Russia 1777-1825
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Fiction
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Russia
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History
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Alexander I, 1801-1825
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Fiction
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Philhellenism
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Fiction
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Diary fiction
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Epistolary fiction
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Historical fiction
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Novels
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Series
Neistoricheskiĭ roman.
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Неисторический роман.
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Summary note
"In the 1820's, "philhellene," lover of Greeks and everything Greek, is what they began to call those who sympathized with the struggle of the Greek rebels against the Ottoman Empire, or those who took a direct part in it. Like Lord Byron, who went to Greece and died there, the protagonist of the novel, retired staff captain Grigory Mossepanov, considers himself a philhellene. This character is fictional. Unlike my factual books, here I gave free rein to my imagination. The action begins in the factories of Nizhny Tagil, Russia, continues in Yekaterinburg, Perm, Tsarskoye Selo, Taganrog, from Russia the action moves to Nafplio and Alexandria, and ends in Athens, on the Acropolis. Among the central characters of the novel are Alexander I, the mystic baroness Julia Kridner, the Egyptian commander Ibrahim Pasha, and other real figures. "Philhellene" is more of a variation on historical themes than a traditional historical novel [but] is far more historically accurate than it may seem." -- Cataloger's translation, abridgment, and interpretation of the Russian synopsis.
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Series from Russian Cataloging-in-Publication.
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In Russian.
ISBN
9785171327392
5171327394
LCCN
2020486019
OCLC
1238033132
RCP
N - S
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Filėllin : roman v dnevnikakh, pisʹmakh i myslennykh razgovorakh geroev s otsutstvui︠u︡shchimi sobesednikami / Leonid I︠U︡zefovich.
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