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Pavlenko P.A. Collected works in six volumes. Compilation and notes by T.E. Dmitrieva. M: GIHL, 1953-1955, with a portrait of the author in each volume. Hard cover. Regular format.

The condition of the books is solidly good. Each volume has the owner's signature on the flyleaf.

The Collected Works of the writer and film screenwriter Pyotr Andreevich Pavlenko (1899–1951) includes the following 6 volumes:

< p>T. 1. Barricades (a novel about the Paris Commune). In the East (the novel was written in the pre-war years with elements of fiction, tells about the victorious future war of the USSR with Japan, the book was withdrawn from circulation in 1940 due to the changed political situation). T. 2. Happiness. Workers of the World (novels) T. 3. Desert. Russian story. Steppe sun. Stories. Stories. T. 4. Ilya Muromets. Happiness. Plays. Night. Alexander Nevskiy. Fergana. Yakov Sverdlov. Film scripts. T.5. Travel essays. Military essays. T. 6. Articles and memoirs.

Pyotr Andreevich Pavlenko is a Russian Soviet writer, screenwriter and journalist. The most famous cultural figure of the Stalin era, when many of his works were actively promoted and considered classics. Member of the USSR Writers' Union since 1934. Brigadier Commissar. Member of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR since 1950. Order bearer: Order of Lenin (1939), Order of the Red Star (1940), Order of the Red Banner (1943). Winner of four Stalin Prizes, First Class: 1941 for the screenplay of the film “Alexander Nevsky”, 1947 for the screenplay of the film “The Oath”, 1948 for the novel “Happiness”, 1950 for the screenplay of the film “The Fall of Berlin”.