Сенкевич Г. Собрание сочинений в девяти томах (полный комплект)

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Senkevich G. Collected works in nine volumes (in eight books). Per. from Polish. M.: Fiction 1983-1985. 399 pp. + 671 pp.+ 543 pp.+ 511 pp.+ 423 pp.+ 831 pp.+ 447 pp.+ 591 pp. hardcover, tinted edge on top. Slightly enlarged format.

Henryk Sienkiewicz (Polish: Henryk Sienkiewicz, full name Henryk Adam Alexander Pius Sienkiewicz, Polish: Henryk Adam Aleksander Pius Sienkiewicz), May 5, 1846, Wola-Okrzejska in Podlasie, Kingdom of Poland, Russian Empire - November 15, 1916, Vevey, Switzerland) - Polish writer, Nobel Prize winner in 1905. In his early stories and short stories, he depicted the decline of patriarchal life (“The Old Servant”, 1875, “Ganya”, 1876), the fate of the peasantry (“Charcoal Sketches”, 1877, “Yanko the Musician”, 1879, etc.). Author of the historical trilogy “With Fire and Sword” (1883-1884), “The Flood” (1884-1886), “Pan Volodyevsky” (1887-1888). The first novel idealizes the struggle of the gentry of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth with Ukraine during the time of Bogdan Khmelnitsky. The second part of the trilogy recreates the picture of the Polish liberation war with the Swedish intervention of 1655-1656. The third novel poetizes the military exploits of Polish knights during the Turkish invasion (1672-1673). The psychological novel Without Dogma (1889-1890) depicts a type of decadent aristocrat. In the novel “The Polanecki Family” (1893-1894), a satirical depiction of secular society contrasts with the idealization of a businessman from the gentry. The epic novel “Quo vadis” (in some Russian translations “Camo Coming,” 1894-1896) depicts the struggle of early Christians against the despotism of Nero. The historical novel “The Crusaders” (1897-1900) is dedicated to the struggle of Poles and Lithuanians with the Teutonic Order at the end of the 14th - beginning of the 15th centuries. During his lifetime he became one of the most famous and popular Polish writers in Poland and abroad. After the trilogy “With Fire and Sword”, “The Flood”, “Pan Volodyevsky” he became the Polish writer with the highest earnings (he received 70 thousand rubles from the publisher for the right to publish the trilogy for 20 years). Creativity played a big role in the history of Polish culture and received worldwide recognition (Nobel Prize in Literature, 1905, “for outstanding services in the field of epic”). The novel “Quo vadis” has been translated into more than forty languages. Contents: Volume 1 The Old Servant, Ganya, Charcoal Sketches, Comedy of Errors, On the Prairie, Angel, Janko the Musician, Orso, For Bread, At the Lighthouse, Meeting at Mariposa, Bartek the Victorious, Sachem, Cranes. (stories and stories). Volume 2 With fire and sword. Volume 3 Flood part 1,2. Volume 4 Flood part 2,3. Volume 5 Pan Volodyevsky. Volume 6-7 Without dogma, The Polanetsky Family. Volume 8 Quo vadis. Volume 9 Crusaders.