Probably, to people of the senior generation, both the author Ivan Bagrjany, and his book "Tygrolovy" are not quite familiar. At least, here – as in the West the novel has had several editions and stays in demand. The book was written during the Second World War, at the literary competition of 1944 in Lviv it received the first prize. This novel, for the first time in fact, years before Solzhenitsyn, speaks honestly about Soviet camps, about the regime of the time. Since Bagrjany knew about that himself by his own experience – in 1932-37, he stayed in exile in the Far East. For his literary activity – it was considered as counterrevolutionary propaganda. But the main character of the novel is not a camp, and not the regime. The main character is an honest individual, his will and honor, which the terrible system never managed to break down. And it is not even about struggle – it is about a strong, full, bright, pure life. And it is so truly written by Ivan Bagrjany and so tastily read by Borys Loboda that it is just impossible to come off it. Good literature, powerful. Worthy.
Anton Jozhik Leyba (Hedgehog)
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