"Kama and Ural: (Essays and impressions)" V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko Part 1-[2]. - St. Petersburg: P.P. Soykin, 1903 450 pp.; format: 18x12.5 cm. Nemirovich-Danchenko, Vasily Ivanovich (1848-1936) - Russian writer, traveler and journalist. From the preface: “I was in the Urals in 1875. After what I heard, little has changed there. They built a railway, which was built under my watch, but it did not improve the life of the workers and the situation of the factories. On the contrary, everything that I had to read about this region over the past ten years, has been familiar to me. These are the same impressions, the same sad pictures of the people's power, shackled by the impossible economic conditions that historically developed in the underground kingdom of mines and mines. Russian literature has since been enriched with beautiful writings about the Urals by Mr. Mamin ( D. Sibiryak) and others. I dare to think that my notes, which at one time were favorably accepted by critics and readers, are not outdated.” Feedback geben Seitenleisten Verlauf Gespeichert Etwas beitragen