Текст песни Ольга Берггольц - Письма, дневники и воспоминания...

Genre: Diary, Biography
Publisher: Radio Culture (airtime recording)
Artist: Alla Demidova, Mikhail Stankevich
Duration: 03:38:15
Description: To the program “Olga. The Forbidden Diary ”included diaries of 1939-1949, letters, excerpts from the second and unwritten part of the book“ Daytime Stars ”, selected poems and poems, as well as the materials of the investigative case of O. Berggolts (1938-1939), which was considered lost and became available only in the fall of 2009.
Premiere of the program “Olga. Forbidden Diary ”with the participation of Alla Demidova dedicated to Victory Day.
On the cover is a portrait of Olga Berggolz by the artist Ilya Broydo.
... I will not let you forget how the Leningraders fell
On the yellow snow of deserted squares ...
These piercing lines of Olga Berggolz can be considered her oath of the war years, which she remained faithful to the end of her days. Her whole life and work is human evidence of the era of the most difficult trials of the whole country, its victories and defeats, feats of courage and personal dramas. This diary is one of the most terrible and piercing documents of that era, the time of great hopes and disappointments, the greatest humiliation of human nature in general and at the same time evidence of its steadfastness and unwaveringness. "... I live a duality: suddenly with horror, with longing, with despair - listening to the radio or reading newspapers -
I understand what a lie and nightmare everything that happens, I understand this with my heart, I see that after
war will not change anything. It is like windows in the sky. But I know that there is no other way to go
together with a suffering, courageous people, even if all this was - in the end -
useless…
... No, not from our meager books,
Like a beggarly bag
Learn how difficult it is
How impossible we lived ... "
From the Once Upon a Time Series
Premiere on Radio Culture in May 2011.
The program uses music by Dmitry Shostakovich
The author of the radio version is Olga Sad
Editor - Marina Lapygina
Producer - Natalya Novikova