Горение

Y.Semenov Burning Novel Chronicle The Russian Empire, stretching from Port Arthur to Warsaw and from Yalta to Helsingfors, celebrated the birth of the twentieth century noisily, drunkenly and cheerfully. In contrast to the inquiring intonations that sounded in the skeptical essays published by London and French newspapers (those docks to direct melancholy and raise questions), Russian journalism, especially the authors of Government Gazette, Zemshchina, Birzhevye Vedomosti, and Novoye Vremya, prepared for the "secular Rubicon" ahead of time, emphasizing the greatness that the empire achieved under the scepter of an Orthodox sovereign. ...