ZhZL: Daniil Granin - Lopatnikov V.A.

In almost a century-old biography of writer, publicist, public figure Daniil Granin fit a lot of events - the first five years and the Great Patriotic War, Khrushchev thaw and Gorbachev's perestroika, disputes of "physicists" and "lyricists", disintegration The Soviet Union and the difficult birth of a new Russia. Daniil was able to comprehend, feel and embody all this in his works. Whatever he wrote about - the life and work of scientists, the tragic years of war and blockade he had experienced, or the distant past - his focus has always been on morality, the moral choice facing each person. He himself has repeatedly made this choice, speaking for justice and mercy, for the preservation of the historical image of his native Leningrad-Petersburg. The first book about Granin in the series "ULL" is published to the 100th anniversary of the writer and is composed of his own memoirs (he called them "quirks of memory"), documents and testimonies of contemporaries.