Anastasia Aleksandrovna Shirinskaya. Fate and memory: Nikolai Sologubovsky

Anastasia Aleksandrovna Shirinskaya kept the memory of the Russian squadron, which left the Crimea in 1920, of Russian people who were in a foreign land, and told the author of this book, one of the creators of the documentary film “Anastasia” (Nick film award for 2008). What happened in Crimea in 1920? How was the Russian squadron off the coast of Africa? How did the Russian people live in Tunisia? How did they build Orthodox churches and retained Russian culture? Why is it necessary to study the history of Russia, its revolutions and the Civil War? How to serve Russia? What will be Russia, which our fathers and grandfathers that we dream of?
Anastasia Aleksandrovna, witnesses and annals of a whispering era, who lived in her small house in the Tunisian town of Bizernet, next to the Orthodox Church of Alexander Nevsky for many years.

Author
Sologubovsky Nikolai Alekseevich
Publisher
Key-s, 2012
Genre
The history of the USSR