Vasilii Terkin posle voiny [Vasilii Terkin After the War]

Published by Chekhov Publishing House, New York, NY, 1953

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189 pages. 20 cm. Original publisher's wrappers. Wrappers lightly worn and creased, but internally clean and tight. In this imaginative prose continuation of the legendary Soviet poetic figure, émigré writer Vladimir Ivanovich Zhabinsky (1914-1996), writing under the pseudonym Sergei Iurasov, reinterprets Vasilii Terkin-not as the valiant Red Army soldier from Aleksandr Tvardovskii's canonical Kniga pro boitsa (1942-45), but as an embodiment of the Russian national character, now facing the postwar realities of Soviet life. While Tvardovskii's Terkin was a model of wartime valor and good-natured stoicism, Iurasov's postwar Terkin becomes a vehicle for critique, disillusionment, and reflection on Soviet reality from the émigré perspective. Written in exile, this fictional sequel takes the form of satirical and philosophical meditations, blending humor with pointed political commentary. Iurasov does not attempt a stylistic imitation of Tvardovskii's poem, but instead reinvents Terkin in prose form as a cultural and ideological counterpoint to the Soviet ideal.

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Title
Vasilii Terkin posle voiny [Vasilii Terkin After the War]
Author
Iurasov, Sergei
Publisher
Chekhov Publishing House, New York, NY
Publication year
1953
Binding
Soft cover
Seller catalogs
?migr?, Russian

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Rare Paper is an independent New York-based bookseller specializing in Eastern European and Slavic materials, with a focus on rare and out-of-print Russian and Ukrainian books. We also offer a curated selection of photographs, postcards, documents, and historical ephemera related to the Russian and Ukrainian émigré experience. We operate exclusively online, serving libraries, museums, academic institutions, private collectors, and book enthusiasts worldwide. Our inventory includes over 10,000 volumes, though only a small portion is currently listed on our website. If you are searching for specific titles or subjects, we encourage you to reach out—we are happy to assist in locating items not yet cataloged online. All materials are guaranteed authentic and described with care. Whether you're expanding a collection or seeking a unique historical piece, Rare Paper is here to help you discover something meaningful.

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