Ivan Denisovich

Stalinist crimes in Europe are infinite. The experience of living under the Soviet regime after the end of World War II lived in times of fear, despair, and suffering. For Soviet citizens and prisoners life is tragic. One day of Ivan Denisovich's lifetime, a short story written by Alexander Solzhenitsyn is about the lives of those with problems between the confusion of war and the unfettered entity that dominates their lives. One day. This story took place in "special" (forced labor) camps in several places in Siberia in 1951.

The first day of publication in the Soviet journal Novy Mir in 1962, the day of life of Ivan Denisovich is a classic of contemporary literature. The story of the labor camp Ivan Denisovich Shukhov depicts his struggle to defend his dignity in the face of oppression of communism. One day in the life of Ivan Denisovic, the unforgettable global portrait of Stalin's forced labor camp is one of the most special literary documents that came out of the Soviet Union, and Solzhenitsyn's status is "Dosotevsky, Turgenev, a literary genius with talent with Tolstoy "- Harrison Salisbury

The main character of the novel is prisoner number S-854 of Ivan Denisovich Shukov. A novel written by Alexander Solzhenitsyn: "One Day of Ivan deni Sovic's Lifetime", the title suggests a lifetime day of Ivan Denisovitch. The author himself also encountered a fate similar to Ivan Denisovich, but he was in prison for only 8 years. Solzhenitsyn's personal beliefs are portrayed in the role of interaction with Ivan. Ivan Denisovic was arrested in the military and accused of betraying the Soviet Union to spy Germany. He acknowledged, if he did not do so he knew that he was executed and sent to Gulag in the labor camp in Siberia. He has returned to his village with his wife and children, but he is permitted to write to them twice a year. He is subject to a decade of punishment, this is his eighth year in ten years. But he does not believe he will be permitted to go home with his family if he completes the verdict. As the government can postpone his decision in an instant