Povest' o Khodzhe Nasreddine - Solov'ev Leonid Vasil'evich

Loved by readers, the hero of Central Asian folklore Khoja Nasreddin, sharp on the tongue and flexible mind, protector of the weak and dispossessed, a storm of scoundrels, scoundrels, leads a relentless struggle against injustice ridicules greed, greed, stupidity, punishes inhumanity. He loves ordinary people with all his heart. No wonder from one of his name in fear tremble rulers of Central Asia. Leonid Solovyov's book "The Tale of Khoja Nasreddin" is a story of similarities of a cheerful, dodgy tramp, sage and witty, who became a symbol of Uzbekistan. Two parts of it - "The Troublemaker" and "The Enchanted Prince" - are based on the folk legends of the great Hodge Nasreddin. The book became a source of wisdom and optimism, an unbreakable belief in the victory of good and truth.