"Talented writer, poet, and brave warrior Yuri Budyak (Pokos) is an extraordinary person. It seems that events of his turbulent destiny would be enough for more than one life. The Anglo-Boer War, the First World War, the revolution, collapse of the Russian Empire, establishment of the UPR, repressions, Stalin's camps, the Second World War... This extraordinary person had to repeatedly change both his occupations and the way of life... He was a sailor and a shepherd, fought in Africa on the side of Boer rebels, rescued Winston Churchill himself, traveled through France, Italy, Singapore, Turkey, was a teacher in a Ukrainian village, one of the most influential figures of the modern Ukrainian culture, participated in establishment of the UPR, went through Stalin's camps... An amazing story of an extraordinary man, warrior, poet in the mad 20th century." In Ukrainian. Type of the edition: hard cover Format: 130x200 mm
Number of pages: 496 Publisher: Bookclub, Kharkiv Contents:
- Vstup
- KARLAH
- "Pluh"
- Daleki mandry
- Persha viyna - romantychna
- Oksford
- Povernennja
- Revoljutsioner
- Druha viyna - bozhevil‘na
- Vyzvol‘ni perehony
- Tabirna veremija
- Ostannja viyna – nezakinchena
Publisher: BookClub Catalogue number: ISBN 9789661492522 Year: 2015
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