Word about the shelf: Vladimir Zabotinsky

Here is the autobiographical work of Vladimir (Zeev) Zhabotinsky (1880 – 1940), the famous Jewish writer and public figure. This is a passionate confession that reflected one of the brightest pages in the history of the Zionist movement – the creation of a Jewish legion during the First World War. In a strict and laconic story – everyday life and exploits of fighters and commanders, real events, which, already soon after the war, began to be filled with myths and speculation. The language of Zhabotinsky is poetic, the author once predicted a great literary future, but he devoted himself to the work of the national revival of his people.

Author
Zhabotinsky Vladimir Evgenievich
Editor
Buryak A.
Publisher
Text, 2012
Series
Chase collection