Питерский писатель Максим Велецкий описывает полгода жизни молодого перспективного специалиста, вынужденного работать в службе курьерской доставки. Безрезультатные попытки вернуться в профессию, бесчисленные разъезды, сложные отношения с друзьями и подругами, а также моральные дилеммы, идейные споры и нетривиальные наблюдения - все это обильно перемешано в книге, сочетающей черты производственного и психологического романа.
Piterskiy pisatel Maksim Veletskiy opisyvaet polgoda zhizni molodogo perspektivnogo spetsialista, vynuzhdennogo rabotat v sluzhbe kurerskoy dostavki. Bezrezultatnye popytki vernutsya v professiyu, beschislennye razezdy, slozhnye otnosheniya s druzyami i podrugami, a takzhe moralnye dilemmy, ideynye spory i netrivialnye nablyudeniya - vse eto obilno peremeshano v knige, sochetayushchey cherty proizvodstvennogo i psikhologicheskogo romana.
Doctor of legal Sciences, Professor, writer Lev Simkin (b. 1951) again picks up the theme of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust on the basis of archival documents, including declassified and inaccessible. "We, the former Soviet people and to the heirs of the Soviet past... makes sense to look again into the well of their own history, be appalled at the figures and facts, existing far away from our consciousness, and try, if not to learn from past lessons, then at least something in it to understand." The author starts the narration with his childhood: it was then that he first encountered anti-Semitism. "The word "Jew" was an insult. If it was said aloud. In writing it was not as rough, but still not quite decent. Since childhood I had to fit it in the fifth paragraph many forms, and every time it made me internally cringe. In childhood I often thought how nice it would be if I wasn't a Jew, but rather the "face of Jewish nationality" as Jews it was customary to call on happy
