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By Халиф Лев
Лев Халиф, 2017, Серия: Всемирная история
Лев Халиф, русский поэт и прозаик, известен своим четверостишием "Черепаха", которое в 1950-е годы стало народным. Это стихотворение цитировалось в спектаклях и использовалось в качестве эпиграфа, но часто подвергалось цензуре, особенно при публикации под именем автора. "Черепаха" была напечатана на обложке журнала "Кругозор" миллионным тиражом и вошла в роман "Жизнь и судьба" как фольклорный элемент. В 1977 году Халиф был вынужден эмигрировать, после чего написал "ЦДЛ" и роман "Пролом" за рубежом.
Lev Khalif, 2017, Series: World History
Lev Khalif, a Russian poet and prose writer, is known for his quatrain "The Turtle," which became folklore in the 1950s. This poem was quoted in plays and used as an epigraph, but often faced censorship, especially when published under the author's name. "The Turtle" was printed in a million copies on the cover of "Krugozor" magazine and was included in Vasily Grossman's novel "Life and Fate" as a folkloric element. In 1977, Khalif was compelled to emigrate, after which he wrote "TCDL" and the novel "Prolom" abroad.