The work of Ukrainian writer and human rights activist Mykola Danylovych Rudenko (1920-2004), a native of Luhansk Oblast. One of the founders and first chairman of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group.
Na dni morskomu UA
На дні морському
Information
- Ukraine
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Realm
- Mykola Rudenko
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Author
- Na dni morskomu
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Title
- Introduction by: the publisher
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Paratexts
- 1
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Edition
- Toronto
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Place of Publication
- Smoloskyp
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Publisher
- 1981
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Date of Publication
- No
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Illustrations
- Book
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Material Type
- Play
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Genre
- Smoloskyp
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Publisher
Чудовий подарунок для тих, хто цікавиться українським правозахисним рухом в СРСР другої половини 20 ст. та діаспорним книговиданням.
Description
“In the 1950s and 1960s, in the era of post-Stalinist spiritual freedom, three plays appeared in Ukraine, in which greater or lesser attempts were made to reveal the crimes of the Soviet regime. These were: “Wings” by O. Korniychuk (1954), “Forbidden to Be Silent” by V. Mynk (1955) and “At the Bottom of the Sea” by M. Rudenko (1960). At this time, the following appeared in Moscow: “The Thaw” by I. Ehrenburg, “Not on the Only Bread” by V. Dudintsev and “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” by A. Solzhenitsyn.
“In the 1950s and 1960s, in the era of post-Stalinist spiritual freedom, three plays appeared in Ukraine, in which greater or lesser attempts were made to reveal the crimes of the Soviet regime. These were: “Wings” by O. Korniychuk (1954), “Forbidden to Be Silent” by V. Mynk (1955) and “At the Bottom of the Sea” by M. Rudenko (1960). At this time, the following appeared in Moscow: “The Thaw” by I. Ehrenburg, “Not on the Only Bread” by V. Dudintsev and “One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich” by A. Solzhenitsyn.
- FROM THE AUTHOR
- Mykola Rudenko
